Admission requirements of the Bachelor degree in the English Language and Translation program include a High School Certificate or equivalent in the following:

• Translators
• Interpreters
• Localizers
• terminologists
• post-editors
• Project Managers
• Copy editors

Program Learning Objectives (PLO's):

• Knowledge:
• Identifying the most important critical theories and schools in translation, linguistics and literature.
• Understanding the basic translation and interpreting principles, strategies and methods.
• Skills:
• Employing different technological resources and computer-assisted translation tools.
• Utilizing the appropriate methodology and critical tools to write specialized research in translation and linguistic studies.
• Demonstrating different English language skills through acquiring the necessary vocabulary, terminology and idioms to write sound texts and develop coherent conversations.
• Applying different translation strategies and methods based on the nature and domain of the text.
• Collaborating proficiently within diverse teams, showcasing effective decision-making, communication and teamwork skills.
• Competencies:
• Exemplifying ethical and professional conduct, applying principles of integrity and respect within different contexts.

Students Learning Outcomes (SLO's):

• Students will acquire a profound understanding of basic translation and interpreting principles, strategies, and methods, aligning with international standards for language translation.
• Students will critically evaluate and apply major theories and schools in translation, linguistics, and literature, demonstrating a comprehensive grasp of critical approaches within the field.
• Students will develop cultural proficiency in the socio-cultural contexts associated with Arabic and English languages, ensuring culturally sensitive and accurate translations.
• Students will demonstrate advanced language skills, including vocabulary, terminology, and idioms, enabling them to produce high-quality written texts and engage in coherent conversations in English.
• Students will proficiently utilize various resources and computer-assisted translation tools, staying abreast of technological advancements in the field.
• Students will apply theories of linguistics and translation in discourse analysis, utilizing a deep understanding of linguistic principles to enhance translation accuracy.
• Students will employ a range of translation strategies and methods tailored to the nature and domain of the text, showcasing adaptability and versatility in their translation approaches.
• Students will conduct authentic research in translation studies, demonstrating the ability to contribute to the scholarly discourse within the field.
• Students will adhere to the highest standards of professionalism and ethics in the translation profession, understanding and applying regulations governing the industry.
• Students will work effectively and efficiently, both independently and collaboratively, to accomplish translation projects within specified timeframes, preparing them for success in the dynamic job market.

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