Ma in English Language, Linguistics and Translation

Program Overview

Language of Instruction:: English
Duration:: 3 semesters
ECTS Credits:: 90
Mode of Delivery:: On-Campus
Part time Option:: Not Available
Tuition Fee:: Is offered without tuition
Scholarships:: Not Available

Specializations

This program offers the following areas of specialization:

M.a. in Translation Studies and Interpreting

Institution

University:: National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
Faculty:: School of Philosophy
Department:: Department of English Language and Literature
City:: Athens

Contact

Master's website:: Visit
Email:: secr@enl.uoa.gr
Phone:: +30 210 7277 454, +30 210 7277 774, +30 210 7277 940

Admission Information

Application Process:: Written exams and application evaluation
Maximum Intake:: 10 students

Subject Area

Literature and Classics

Humanities

Description

The MA Program “English Language, Linguistics and Translation” focuses on Linguistics and its applications, mainly in the English language and on Translation and Interpreting between English and Greek.
The purpose of the program is to introduce MA students to research and applications in the fields of
a) linguistics and its applications
b) translation and interpreting
The program aims at
(a) exploring linguistic theory and its contribution to applications in the fields of linguistic analysis, electronic text processing, digital literacy and educational linguistics which study the English language. The program also aims at
(b) exploring translation and interpreting theory and practice (focusing on a wide variety of genres). It uses advanced technology for research in linguistic analysis and its applications that are shaped and affected by the use of technology.
The program grants a Postgraduate Studies Degree (PSD/MΔΣ) equal to a MA (Master of Arts) degree, in the following specializations:
a) Μ.Α. in Linguistics: Theory and Applications
b) Μ.Α. in Translation Studies and Interpreting
The Program offers one specialization at a time, interchangeably and partially overlapping in the Fall semester. The current specialization is Translation Studies and Interpreting 2020-2022.