Translation and Interpretation is a field of study that deals with the theory, culture, definition and practice of translation of languages. Since it examines translation not only as intercultural transfer but also as intercultural communication, it can also be defined as an interdisciplinary addressing other fields of knowledge such as comparative literature, cultural studies, gender studies, computer science, history, linguistics, and philosophy.
Translation studies are often paired with Interpreting, but the two are separate fields. Translation skills are becoming more important and attractive than ever before, as today's multicultural and multilingual society requires effective, efficient and empathetic communication between languages and cultures.
Translation and Interpretation is a 4-year undergraduate department that is taught in universities.
Candidate students aiming for a career in Translation and Interpretation and aiming to include this department in the university preference period;
It means that they will be responsible for different foreign language choices, especially from each other. Students who successfully complete the aforementioned courses during their 8-semester education period are given the "Translation and Interpretation Undergraduate Diploma" and the graduates of this department receive the title of "Translator and Interpreter".
Translation and Interpreters perform translations on many languages and subjects, from instant to written. They provide cultural transitions between countries as there will be dominance over the cultures of the languages and countries where the translations take place.
There are many career options for translators. For example;
They can work in many places, especially in the first place. In addition, employment opportunities in the relevant ministries of the state are also possible.