Looking for your first degree in Translation? See bachelors degrees in Translation in Japan
If you have a passion for language, a degree in translation allows you to study one or two languages whilst developing skills in both translation and interpreting. You gain an understanding of multiple cultures and also proficient communication skills, establishing yourself the opportunity for a truly global career.
Studying languages opens up a broad range of potential careers where you can put your communication skills to use. Primarily a masters degree in translation will set you up for a degree as a professional translator, but you may also use your skills in areas such as marketing, advertising, business communication and teaching.
Your masters degree will be delivered through lectures and seminars, with a possibility of group projects. Modules you study might include:
Japan
With a fast-paced economy and an advanced social system, Japan has a young and streamlined higher education system. This means that you will be getting a modern and relevant university education, ensuring that you are ready for your chosen career in the 21st Century workforce. There are routinely more than 15 of Japan's universities included in the top 500 of the QS World University rankings, most of which offer courses in the English language. As well as taking advantage of the universities, international students can also experience the wonderful countryside and uber-modern cities that Japan has to offer.
See our detailed guide to studying in Japan for international students.
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