Translation Studies (by practice)

The School of Modern Languages offers the possibility to do a PhD/MPhil by Practice in Translation Studies (three years full-time; six years part-time). This programme requires completion of an extended translation from or into one of the language specialisms of SML, accompanied by a critical/theoretical commentary. The School has a long tradition of excellent postgraduate student support. Depending on the chosen research area, students will be assigned one or two supervisors and are guaranteed full access to computing facilities (including translation memory software), library provision and all School resources including the film library. There is a dedicated postgraduate study area within the School which students are encouraged to use as often as they can. Research Areas Our academic staff in Translation Studies can offer MPhil/PhD supervision on the following language specialisms: Welsh, Italian, German, Spanish, Galician, French, Catalan and Chinese (Mandarin). Areas of Translation Studies where we have specific expertise include: Welsh Translation Studies Translation and Chinese Studies Translation and ideology Translation pedagogy Corpus-aided discourse analysis Critical theory in translation Gender studies and translation Translation and creative writing Co-supervision of comparative topics within the School can also be offered. Completed Theses PhD by Practice in Translation Studies successfully completed in the School of Modern Languages and Cultures include: (2014) Maria Cristina Seccia: ‘Translating Caterina Edwards’ The Lion’s Mouth into Italian: An example of Cultural Translation in Practice’. Co-supervised by Dr Laura Rorato and Dr Helena Miguélez-Carballeira.

IELTS 6.5 (6.0) overall (figure in brackets is the minimum in each component)

International students: £19,500 per year

UK students: £5,182 per year

UK/Home: £5,182 per year

International: £19,500 per year

• Bangor, United Kingdom