Translation and Interpretation
The Translation and Interpreting Program at UCV prepares you to become a bridge between cultures, breaking down language barriers with precision, ethics, and passion. Here, you will acquire the skills needed to translate specialized texts and provide interpreting services in real-world settings, contributing to global communication.
Why Study Translation and Interpreting at UCV?
If you're looking for a Translation and Interpreting degree in Peruvian universities, UCV is the ideal place. What makes us stand out is our practical focus and strong connection to real-world contexts. Our program combines:
- Professors with international experience who share real-life case studies.
- Translation workshops and labs that simulate professional environments.
- A strong emphasis on intercultural awareness and ethical responsibility, essential for every translator and interpreter.
As a graduate of UCV’s Translation and Interpreting program, you’ll be prepared to work across a wide range of fields that require multilingual communication:
Specialized Written Translation
- Publishing houses and content agencies that produce literary, technical, or scientific texts.
- Communication departments in multinational companies translating manuals, reports, and corporate materials.
- Digital platforms and media outlets that require subtitling or script adaptation.
Real-Time Oral Interpreting
- International conferences and congresses, facilitating communication between speakers and audiences of different languages.
- Business meetings, interviews, and negotiations where cultural and technical nuances must be conveyed accurately.
- Liaison interpreting for diplomatic or governmental events where precision and confidentiality are vital.
Linguistic Project Management
- Coordinating teams of translators and reviewers in agencies or as a freelancer, ensuring deadlines and quality standards are met.
- Advising on localization of software, video games, and websites for specific markets.
- Developing glossaries and translation databases for organizations handling technical content.
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Students practice exercises in oral comprehension in the target languages of study. Additionally, they simulate and practice consecutive and simultaneous interpretation.
