Courses for Translator
310 courses
Bachelor of Arts in Humanities
The study program "Pilier économie" at the Université de Neuchâtel comprises 90 ECTS, lasts 6 semesters and ends with the degree "Bachelor of Arts en lettres et sciences humaines". The program is offered in Neuchâtel in French. The Bachelor's degree is the first level of study at Swiss universities. A bachelor's degree from a university is generally aimed at people with a high school diploma who wish to study on a scientific and theoretical basis. A bachelor's degree from a UAS is aimed at people who want to receive practice-oriented education and training at an academic level. With their bachelor's degree programs, the universities of teacher education address people who would like to work as teachers later on.
Master of Arts in Greek Studies
The study program "Greek Studies" at the University of Basel comprises 65 credits and ends with the degree "Master of Arts". The program is offered in Basel in German.
Bachelor of Arts in Eastern European Studies
The program "Eastern European Studies" at the University of Basel comprises 180 credits and ends with the degree "Bachelor of Arts". The program is offered in Basel in German.
Bachelor of Arts UZH in Comparative Linguistics
General description. Graduates have acquired basic specialized knowledge in all linguistic subfields and have mastered the analytical craft of linguistics. They have basic knowledge of linguistic theory and methods, especially with regard to comparative linguistic research. They have mastered digital data preparation and maintenance and know the basics of qualitative and quantitative data analysis. They are familiar with the practice of scientific work, presentation, and publication, have in-depth knowledge in their elective areas, and have built up an appropriate language portfolio. Career Prospects. Like many other university programs, the study of comparative linguistics does not lead to a specific profession. One of the most important later fields of activity is research, which can look very different depending on the profile. However, interest in language(s), enjoyment of analysis, and independent work are important components in any case.Outside the university, thanks to the interdisciplinary nature of the study program, it is possible to enter many fields, but especially one of the many professions related to language, text, and communication, such as editing, PR consulting, translation, or language teaching. Depending on one's interests, the knowledge of non-European languages acquired during the program, as well as the additional qualifications gained from the minor subjects, can also serve as a basis for working in other fields such as development cooperation or computational linguistics.
Japanese language study abroad and Japanese courses abroad
There are good reasons for a Japanese language stay. You will get closer to the culture and people of Japan. Around 127 million people speak Japanese as their native language. That is 99% of the Japanese population. The Japanese writing system uses Chinese characters (kanji) as well as two syllabic scripts derived from them: Hirgana (the "squiggly" letters") as well as Katakana (the "angular" letters").Country selection:Japan.
Bachelor of Arts in Arabic Studies: Arabic Language, Literature and Civilization
The program "Langue, littérature et civilisation arabes" at the Université de Genève comprises 84 ECTS, lasts 6 semesters and ends with the degree "Baccalauréat universitaire ès lettres: langue, littérature et civilisation arabes/Bachelor of Arts in Arabic Studies". The program is offered in Genève in French. The Bachelor is the first level of study at Swiss universities. The bachelor's degree at the university is generally aimed at people with a high school diploma who wish to study on a scientific and theoretical basis. A bachelor's degree from a UAS is aimed at people who want to receive practice-oriented education and training at an academic level. With their bachelor's degree programs, the universities of teacher education address people who would like to work as teachers later on.
Bachelor of Arts in Italian language, literature and civilization
In a time of uncertainty and transience such as ours, approaching literature can constitute access to a different dimension of "inner duration" that restores to us a time and space endowed with meaning and inhabitable, a necessary condition for regaining true right of citizenship in the world. This is not a solipsistic activity: from its etymological root, literature in fact refers back to a plural dimension, confronts us with anotherness that immediately becomes dialogue. The strength of literature lies in its inexhaustible experimentation with hypotheses of reality, continuous and changing possible worlds that solicit our intelligence and sensitivity. That is why literature gives us, so to speak, a solitude full of exciting encounters, leads us from the closeness of our rooms to the most crowded crossroads, proving to be, for all intents and purposes, a decisiveexperience.The Bachelor's program in Italian Language, Literature and Civilization offered by the Institute of Italian Studies is based on a deep interweaving of knowledge between literature, linguistics, art and history. A heritage transmitted and shared for centuries throughout the world, which today offers itself to us not as a mere repository of memory, but as a promising viaticum for the future. Under the guidance of a faculty of international training and prestige, students will achieve a solid and articulated education on the basis of a main area of specialization (Italian Language and Literature) and a second area of study (History of Art, History, History of Philosophy or Communication Sciences), having then the possibility to continue their studies in Switzerland or continue them in Italy.
Bachelor of Arts UZH in Scandinavian Studies
The study program "Scandinavian Studies" at the University of Zurich comprises 90 or 120 credits and ends with the degree "Bachelor of Arts". The program is offered in Zurich in German, Danish, Icelandic, Norwegian and Swedish.
Bachelor of Arts in Humanities
The study program "Pilier linguistique historique et variationnelle du français" at the Université de Neuchâtel comprises 90, 70 ECTS, lasts 6 semesters and ends with the degree "Bachelor of Arts en lettres et sciences humaines". The program is offered in Neuchâtel in French. The Bachelor's degree is the first level of study at Swiss universities. A bachelor's degree from a university is generally aimed at people with a high school diploma who wish to study on a scientific and theoretical basis. A bachelor's degree from a UAS is aimed at people who want to receive practice-oriented education and training at an academic level. With their bachelor's degree programs, the universities of teacher education address people who would like to work as teachers later on.
Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics, University of Bern
The study program "Linguistics (Major)" at the University of Bern comprises 120 credits and ends with the degree "Bachelor of Arts". The program is offered in Bern in German.
Master of Arts in Language and Communication
The study program "Language and Communication" at the University of Basel comprises 120 credits and ends with the degree "Master of Arts". The program is offered in Basel in Spanish, Italian, German, French and English.
Bachelor of Arts in French Linguistics and Literature, Universität Bern
The program "Langue et littérature française (Major)" at the University of Bern consists of 120 credits and ends with the degree "Bachelor of Arts". The program is offered in Bern in French.
Spanish language course for adults and Spanish language courses
A Spanish language study trip for adults is not only useful because the language is becoming more and more important, but also because it allows you to have conversations all over the world. Learning Spanish can also help you climb the corporate ladder. Whether you're a beginner or want to improve your Spanish, a language study trip is the perfect way to do so.Country Selection:Spain. Costa Rica. Colombia. Cuba. Guatemala. Argentina. Ecuador. Mexico. Peru. Chile. Bolivia. Uruguay. Panama. Dominican Rep.
Learn German online - Our online German courses
With online German learning, you can improve your German skills comfortably and easily from home. You have the option to choose the right course for your needs from a range of different online German courses. Our online language courses are perfect to prepare for a language stay or to refresh your German language skills. All language courses are taught by experienced teachers from our partner schools.
Bachelor of Arts in Italian Studies
The Italian Studies program is offered by the Department of Literary Studies. It contains literary studies, linguistics, and practical language components. The focus is on the scientific examination of Italian literature. You will acquire competencies that will enable you to speak and write about literature in an analytical and methodologically reflective manner. The main focus is on approaches in literary theory, literary history and cultural studies. In the linguistics part of the program you will systematically deal with the structure and history of the Italian language. In addition to the linguistic core areas of phonology, morphology, syntax and semantics, you can take courses on language acquisition, the varieties of Italian or other topics. In the practical language courses you will improve your own linguistic skills in Italian. Among other things, you will take courses on regional studies, oral and written fluency, listening comprehension, translation, and grammar. Can also be selected as an academic minor as part of another bachelor's degree program in the humanities.
Bachelor of Arts UZH in Sinologie
The study program "Sinology" at the University of Zurich comprises 90 or 120 credits and ends with the degree "Bachelor of Arts". The program is offered in Zurich in German, English and Chinese.
Bachelor of Arts (BA)
The study program "Baccalauréat universitaire ès Lettres, Espagnol" at the Université de Lausanne comprises 70 ECTS, lasts 6 semesters and ends with the degree "Bachelor of Arts (BA)". The program is offered in Lausanne in French. The Bachelor is the first level of study at Swiss universities. A Bachelor's degree from a university is generally aimed at people with a high school diploma who wish to study on a scientific and theoretical basis. A bachelor's degree from a UAS is aimed at people who want to receive practice-oriented education and training at an academic level. With their bachelor's degree programs, the universities of teacher education address people who would like to work as teachers later on.
Master of Arts in Classics with special qualification in ..., Universität Bern
The program "Classical Philology (Major)" at the University of Bern comprises 90 credits and ends with the degree "Master of Arts". The program is offered in Bern in German.
Private Course General
PRIVATE COURSE GENERAL. ONLINE LANGUAGES PERSONAL. You acquire the language you need for daily use at your own pace.- German. - english. - french. - Italian languages. - Spanish. Your educational needs are the focus of the lessons. Communication is in the foreground.
Master of Arts (MA)
The "Master of Arts (MA), Reinforcement program" at the Université de Lausanne comprises 30 ECTS, lasts 3 semesters and ends with the degree "Master of Arts (MA)". The program is offered in Lausanne in French, German, English, Spanish, Italian and Russian. The consecutive Master is the second level of study at Swiss universities and aims to deepen a previous Bachelor's degree. The master's degree at a university is aimed at people who would like to deepen their knowledge in a specialized subject with a scientific focus. The consecutive Master FH is aimed at people who, after a Bachelor's degree, would like to deepen their knowledge in a narrower subject area. The Master at a PH is aimed at future teachers.
Bachelor of Arts in Humanities
The study program "Pilier langue et littérature anglaises" at the Université de Neuchâtel comprises 90, 70 ECTS, lasts 6 semesters and ends with the degree "Bachelor of Arts en lettres et sciences humaines". The program is offered in Neuchâtel in English and French. The Bachelor is the first level of study at Swiss universities. The bachelor's degree at the university is generally aimed at people with a high school diploma who wish to study on a scientific and theoretical basis. A bachelor's degree from a UAS is aimed at people who want to receive practice-oriented education and training at an academic level. With their bachelor's degree programs, the universities of teacher education address people who would like to work as teachers later on.
Bachelor of Arts in Spanish Studies
The Spanish Studies program is offered by the Department of Literary Studies. The focus is on the scientific examination of Spanish-language literature (literature of Spain as well as Ibero-American literature). You will acquire competencies to be able to speak and write about literature in an analytically and methodically reflective manner. The main focus is on approaches in literary theory, literary history and cultural studies/cultural theory. In the linguistics part of the program, you will systematically deal with the structure and history of the Spanish language. In addition to the linguistic core areas of phonology, morphology, syntax and semantics, you can take courses on language acquisition, varieties of Spanish, etc. In the practical language courses you will improve your own language skills in Spanish. Among other things, you will take courses on regional studies, oral and written fluency, listening comprehension, as well as translation and grammar. Can also be selected as an academic minor as part of another Bachelor's degree program in the humanities.
Master of Arts in Italian language, literature and civilization.
The Master's program proposed by the Institute of Italian Studies gathers around a strong idea of education that aspires not only to prepare students for a professional future, but also to enable the acquisition of a mature cultural identity, which is truly necessary today, at a time when we find ourselves exposed on the one hand to homologation and on the other to a sterile solipsism. The study of literature, integrated in the context of a civilization that also dialogues with its artistic and musical components, has all the characteristics to realize this formative process in its entirety, precisely because it is based on a communicative medium, the word, which allows, in a much more pregnant way than visual language, a true experience.As the German philosopher Ernst Bloch asserted, men always need an education in hope precisely so that they can face experiences that will "actively throw them into the new that is being established and to which they themselves belong": the word Erfahrung ("experience") indicates precisely a "setting out" that generates knowledge. There is in this a strong projectual component that is not satisfied with contingency and the status quo but aspires to change; it does not vague fanciful hypotheses in an indeterminate future but challenges the present by urging it to reveal what does not yet appear visible, its possible utopia, beyond the background noise of actuality.In literature, in art, in music, all this acquires the unmistakable imprint of human desire, immediately arousing recognition and a deep sense of belonging. Wrote Russian poet Osip Mandel'štam: "On the panes of eternity stretched out / my breath, my warmth. // On it was imprinted a drawing / ultimately indecipherable. // Let the sediment of the moment drip out / the dear drawing cannot be erased" (transl. Gianfranco Lauretano); and Mario Luzi: "Fly high, word, grow deep, / [...] / however, do not separate yourself / from me, do not arrive, / please, at that celestial appointment / alone, without the warmth of me / [...]." To truly understand the tradition means precisely to grasp this endiad of eternity and revelation of the moment, contemplation of the universal and sharing of individual feeling, of the warm embrace of humanitas.The Master's program proposed by the Institute of Italian Studies presents a completely unique peculiarity compared to the educational offerings of other universities, because it is based on a curriculum consisting of courses that, each year, gather around a specific theme: a thematic unity that becomes a stimulus and a concrete opportunity for interdisciplinarity. It intends to offer its students the acquisition of a mature right of citizenship in the domain of the word, which will enable them to question the present, consciously set out towards the future and, above all, to recognize their own singularity as persons.
Master of Arts in German Literature, University of Bern
The program "German Literature (Major)" at the University of Bern comprises 90 credits and ends with the degree "Master of Arts". The program is offered in Bern in German.
Master of Arts in Editionsphilologie
The program "Editionsphilologie (Major)" at the University of Bern comprises 90 credits and ends with the degree "Master of Arts". The program is offered in Bern in English and German.
Master of Arts (MA)
The program "Master of Arts (MA), Italian" at the Université de Lausanne comprises 30 ECTS, lasts 3 semesters and ends with the degree "Master of Arts (MA)". The program is offered in Lausanne in Italian and French. The consecutive Master is the second level of study at Swiss universities and aims to deepen a previous Bachelor's degree. The master's degree at a university is aimed at people who would like to deepen their knowledge in a specialized subject with a scientific focus. The consecutive Master FH is aimed at people who, after a Bachelor's degree, would like to deepen their knowledge in a narrower subject area. The Master at a PH is aimed at future teachers.
Bachelor of Arts in Hebrew
The study program "Hébreu" at the Université de Genève comprises 84 ECTS, lasts 6 semesters and ends with the degree "Baccalauréat universitaire ès Lettres: hébreu/Bachelor of Arts in Hebrew". The program is offered in Genève in French. The Bachelor's degree is the first level of study at Swiss universities. The bachelor's degree at the university is generally aimed at people with a high school diploma who wish to study on a scientific and theoretical basis. A bachelor's degree from a UAS is aimed at people who want to receive practice-oriented education and training at an academic level. With their bachelor's degree programs, the universities of teacher education address people who would like to work as teachers later on.
Bachelor of Arts in Italian
The study program "Italian" at the University of Fribourg comprises 120 credits and ends with the degree "Bachelor of Arts". The study program is offered in Fribourg in Italian.
Master of Arts (MA)
The program "Master of Arts (MA), Language and Communication Science" at the Université de Lausanne comprises 30 ECTS, lasts 3 semesters and ends with the degree "Master of Arts (MA)". The program is offered in Lausanne in French, German, Russian, English, Spanish and Italian. The consecutive Master is the second level of study at Swiss universities and aims to deepen a previous Bachelor's degree. The master's degree at a university is aimed at people who would like to deepen their knowledge in a specialized subject with a scientific focus. The consecutive Master FH is aimed at people who, after a Bachelor's degree, would like to deepen their knowledge in a narrower subject area. The Master at a PH is aimed at future teachers.
Bachelor of Arts in Languages and Literatures: French
The study program "Langues et littératures: Français" at the University of Fribourg comprises 120 credits and ends with the degree "Bachelor of Arts". The program is offered in Fribourg in French.