Schools & universities for translation and interpreting studies
BeTranslated has been compiling this list of universities and schools offering translation degrees since 2002. This list contains translation schools and universities throughout the world which have a website. These institutions mostly provide full degrees while some have shorter translation courses. If you represent an institution or know of an institution which is not on this list, feel free to send your suggestion to: mike@betranslated.com
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