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Preparing Theoretically Grounded Professional Translators and Interpreters
Your degree from Illinois draws on the rich resources available across this world-class university to offer:
- Faculty with expertise in many languages and a wealth of professional experience
- A multilingual approach that integrates theory with practice
- Coursework that reflects the latest advances in the T & I profession
- A state-of-the art interpreting facility with ISO standard booths.
- Our new faculty member, Dr. Ozum Arzik Erzurumlu will deliver a talk for AIIC USA on Saturday, October 05, 2024. The talk is entitled Interpreting as Emotional Labor: Exploring the Social Carpet of Conference and Broadcast Interpreting. Drawing on... Read full story Dr. Erzurumlu's Upcoming Talk for AIIC USA
- Today is Dr. Tolliver’s last day as our program director. We are deeply indebted to have her as our anchor in the past 8 years. As a wonderful “academic diplomat” (a term coined by one of our colleagues for Joyce only), she has helped TIS grow tremendously and become one of the top master programs... Read full story Goodbye to Dr. Tolliver
- Join us this Thursday, Apr. 4 for the World Poetry Reading in Translation cohosted by the Literatures and Languages Library and our program in Main Library Room 106 or via Zoom. For registration, please click... Read full story World Poetry Reading in Translation
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Student testimonial: Lisa Honda
Lisa Honda Japanese<>English, MA 2015 "The online program for the Masters in Translation and Interpreting at UIUC provided me with an opportunity to go back to school while continuing to work. My children were very young at the time, so I was very happy to be able to find a program that provided a high quality education remotely so that I could take classes from home. Being able to take classes remotely allowed me to complete the program in Japan without having to relocate to Illinois. I had already been working as a professional translator and interpreter in Japan, and the graduate...