Bachelors in intercultural communication in translation and interpreting in Charles university

The graduate will acquire knowledge of foreign language at C1 level according to CEFR, with the assumption of rapid development of language skills to a higher level after incorporation in the relevant field. Furthermore, they will acquire basic competencies in translation (translation of general and specialized texts of lower difficulty into Czech language), with the prerequisite of developing the ability to translate the texts in both directions based on practice in the relevant field of application. He also gains basic skills in accompanying and bilateral interpreting, with the assumption of developing the ability to interpret consciously based on practice in the field. They will acquire the ability of theoretical reflection of basic translation and interpreting problems, they will be able to apply themselves as an independent specialist who is able to mediate inter-language communication in a company / institution of any character.

A completed secondary education before entering the first year of a Bachelor s , a notarised copy of your secondary school leaving certificate or your Bachelor s diploma, an official transcript of records from your previous university studies, an official translation of the two above into Czech (translation is not required if the original documents were issued in English), a certificate of equivalence from Czech educational authorities which states that your certificate/diploma is recognised in the Czech Republic (called nostrification ), if you completed your previous education abroad, TOEFL ibT of 80, IELTS of 6.5, SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing 550, ACT English and Reading 24, IB English 6, Melab 77, TOEIC 605

Translation project manager, Assistant manager, Intermediary for foreign relations in business, culture or science, Diplomat

28th Feb