MA Translation and Adaptation Studies

The Translation and Adaptation Studies MA at Queen Mary University of London offers a comprehensive analysis of the theory and practice of translation and stylistic adaptation. The course is designed for those who have studied translation, language, linguistics or literature, and are keen to continue their studies, or utilise their language skills in a dynamic career.Course Content: The programme provides a deep exploration of translation and adaptation studies from an interdisciplinary perspective. This includes in-depth study of different types of text, modes of translation and adaptation, methods of analysis, and their underlying theoretical concepts. Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of both traditional and contemporary translation strategies, and the role of translation within a globalised society. Key Modules: Key modules include 'Translation in Intercultural Contexts', 'Modernity and Modernisms', 'Film Theories and Analysis', 'Sexuality and Gender in Modernism', and a 'Dissertation in Translation and Adaptation Studies'. Future Careers: With the knowledge and skills developed throughout this course, graduates have successfully moved into a variety of roles such as translating, interpreting, content creating, and project managing in various industries including publishing, academia, marketing, and international organizations.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page. Translation and Adaptation Studies MA