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Master’s Program in French Translation and Interpreting
The program trains master’s degree-level experts in the fields of translation and interpreting, information technology and communication, as well as translation and translation studies, both in terms of academic activity and terminology. The program offers an interdisciplinary perspective on the study of cultural processes, drawing on fields such as sociology, literary studies, psychology, history, and philosophy.
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Master’s Program in Interlingual and Intercultural Translation Studies
The program covers the main areas of specialization within Translation Studies—including translation theory, translation education, historical research on translation, the sociology of translation, translation technologies, machine translation, and specialized translation—as well as their sub-specializationssub-specializations within Translation Studies, as well as disciplines closely related to Translation Studies, such as Linguistics, Semiotics, Literary Studies, Terminology, and Lexicography. In this context, the program offers a rich, broad, and comprehensive perspective on the phenomenon of translation.
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Ph.D. Program in Interlingual and Intercultural Translation Studies
The program treats translation as an independent and scientific field of research and, in this context, aims to create an environment conducive to scientific research in theoretical, historical, critical, and methodological areas. The study of cultural processes is conducted within the framework of an interdisciplinary approach encompassing sociology, literary studies, psychology, history, political science, and philosophy. The aim of the research is to advance scientific thought in the field of translation studies, to provide the applied field of translation studies with a wealth of data, and to contribute to the development of Turkish terminology in the field.
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