New Online MA in Russian->English Translation

[Joe Peschio]

The Department of Translation and Interpretation Studies (TIS) at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee is accepting applications for its new graduate track in Russian->English translation. There is still time to apply for the fall 2014 semester. All courses are offered online, and one can complete th ese degre es remotely from anywhere in the world. 



Students can choose from an array of programs in Russian->English translation, including: 
- Master of Arts in TIS (Professional Track, Research Track) 
- Graduate Certificate in TIS 
- Dual-degree programs: Master of Arts in TIS + Master of Business Administration; Master of Arts in TIS + Master of Library and Information Sciences 
- Dual language-pair programs: Master of Arts in TIS (Russian ) plus one other language pair (Arabic->English, French<->English, German->English, Japanese->English, Spanish<->English) 

More information and plans of study for all tracks and programs are available at: http://www4.uwm.edu/letsci/translation/ Applications are accepted on a rolling basis, and Qualifying Exams are administered three times annually - in May, August, and December. TAships in Russian with full tuition remission and benefits may be available for students residing in the Milwaukee area. For admissions and Qualifying Exam information, see: http://www4.uwm.edu/letsci/translation/admissions/ 

Questions? Contact Professor Lorena Terando, Chair, Translation and Interpretation Studies ( terando at uwm.edu ) or Program Assistant Cynthia Wilmeth ( cwilmeth at uwm.edu ). 

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