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Minor

Translation Studies (Minor)

New York University Liberal Studies 42 courses 16 total credits

About This Program

Have you ever wondered how translators and interpreters contribute to… Translators and interpreters are essential agents in global flows of art, media, research, policy, and commerce. This is why Global Liberal Studies, in partnership with the Department of Comparative Literature, offers a Minor in Translation Studies. For more details, please visit the website for the Minor in Translation Studies. Assistant Director of Global Academic Engagement, Sentienla Toy Threadgill, is the Global Liberal Studies academic advisor for the Minor in Translation Studies. Please contact her at st649@nyu.edu to learn more.

Degree Requirements

Introductory Course

Select one of the following:

Translation Theory and/or Practice Elective

Global Liberal Studies Electives

Translation Theory and/or Practice Elective

Comparative Literature Electives

Additional Electives

Core Curriculum

Code Course Title Credits
CORE-UA 400 Texts & Ideas: Topics 4

Additional Electives

East Asian Studies

Additional Electives

First-Year Seminars

Additional Electives

French Literature, Thought and Culture

Additional Electives

German

Code Course Title Credits
GERM-UA 153 Techniques of Translation 4

Additional Electives

Italian Studies

Additional Electives

Linguistics

Additional Electives

Spanish and Portuguese

Additional Electives

Literature and Creative Writing

Code Course Title Credits
LITCW-UH 2333 Translation and Colonization 4

Additional Electives

Core: Cultural Exploration & Analysis

Code Course Title Credits
CCEA-UH 1063 Literary Translation 4

Additional Electives

NYU Florence

Code Course Title Credits
ITAL-UA 9110 Translation 4

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