61 Master's degrees in Translation & Interpreting in England, United Kingdom

The Translation - Translation and Culture MA at UCL is a comprehensive programme designed for those seeking to develop their translation skills alongside cultural understanding. This full-time or part-time course lasts one year and offers students the chance to engage deeply with languages while learning from leading experts in the field.

The Applied Translation Studies programme offered by University of Nottingham offers the most comprehensive training for working in today’s Language Service Industry, with five distinctive focus areas for students to choose from and further develop.

This Interpreting and Translation, Mandarin and English course from the University of Nottingham is designed for native speakers of Chinese who have a high level of competence in English and wish to develop this further. It is also open to speakers of other languages than English and Chinese who have a high level of competence in both English and Chinese.

This Translation Postgrad.Cert degree from The Open University UK enables you to start developing your skills as a translator. 

The Translation - Translation Studies MA at UCL is a one-year full-time or two-year part-time programme designed to equip students with essential translation skills for both public and private sectors. This course, led by experts in the field, focuses on practical translation techniques and technology, ensuring a comprehensive learning experience.

The Translating Medical Devices and Advanced Therapies Research programme from the University of Cambridge is aimed at individuals who are interested in the development and implementation of medical devices and/or advanced therapy interventions.

Experienced practitioners and allied professionals from a multitude of fields come together to provide situated learning in different domains of work, exploring the employment avenues available to you as an interpreter at the PG Cert Interpreting course from University of Wolverhampton.

Are you looking for a MA in Translation and Cultures offering a rigorous academic grounding in the theoretical and practical study of translation? University of Warwick will provide you with the knowledge and critical skills to become a successful intercultural mediator. 

This Translation Postgrad.Dip from The Open University UK  is an exciting opportunity to develop your skills as a translator, equipping you to work in the fast-growing translation-services industry.

This Translational Health Sciences course offered at the University of Oxford takes an interdisciplinary and applied approach to the challenges of implementing innovations and research discoveries in a health care setting. Can be studied full or part-time. 

The Creative Translation programme offered by University of Oxford is designed to enable you to work in Translation Studies, both as an academic subject and a creative practice.

Our Translation Studies MA course offered by Durham University is recognised all over the world for its academic quality, its innovative approach to translation, and its relevance. 

This Translation and Technology (with Interpreting) MSc at the University College London (UCL) is designed to provide first-class training in specialised translation with interpreting.

The Translation - Research MA at the University College London (UCL) enables you to focus on a specific interest in translation and intercultural studies under specialist supervision, developing superior research and writing abilities. You can also choose from a range of modules to enhance your language, translation and technology skills.

Conference Interpreting at London Metropolitan University will prepare you for professional work as a conference interpreter. You could go on to work face-to-face or online via remote interpreting in the private market, for commercial organisations or large international institutions such as the European Union or the United Nations.

Learn how to communicate across different languages and cultures on this Translation Technology and Digital Communication at University of Southampton.

This Translation and Technology (Audiovisual) MSc at the University College London (UCL) is designed to provide first-class training in audiovisual translation and accessibility to the media. 

This Translation MA programme from The Open University UK is an exciting opportunity to develop your skills as a translator, equipping you to work in the fast-growing translation-services industry. 

The Comparative Literature and Critical Translation from the University of Oxford is a nine-month, interdisciplinary course designed to give you critical, theoretical and research expertise in the intersecting fields of comparative and world literature and translation studies.

The MA Translation and Interpreting Studies at The University of Manchester is a one-year, full-time programme designed to provide comprehensive training in translation and interpreting. This master's degree equips students with essential skills for the language services industry, delivered in person for an immersive learning experience.