Translation Theory and Practice: English

What is taught in this field

Students study English in depth and become familiar with the core principles of translation theory and practice. The programme includes linguistics, analysis of literary and official texts, techniques of oral and written translation, and the culture of bilingual communication.

Students develop skills in text analysis, terminology work, use of translation tools and computer programmes. Practical classes build experience in translating conference materials, documents and literary works.

Who graduates become

Graduates can work as translators, interpreters, localisation specialists, editors or linguists. They may also take up communication roles in international relations, education and cultural exchange.

Where you can work

Graduates can find jobs in state bodies, representative offices of international organisations, embassies, publishing houses, media organisations, tourism and hotel services, IT companies and branches of foreign companies. Freelance translation and work with translation agencies are also possible. Growing foreign investment and international cooperation in Uzbekistan help sustain demand for specialists in this field.

Who it suits

This programme suits applicants who love English, are curious about words and pay attention to written and spoken language. Interest in languages, independent study, attentiveness and consistency are important qualities. An interest in history and culture and enjoyment of communicating with people are also helpful.