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Master of Tolken

University of Antwerp
Antwerpen , Belgium
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Masters
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Linguistics | Translation
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English
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Program Overview

Master Program in Translation

The Master program in Translation is designed to provide students with advanced knowledge and skills in translation.


Admission Requirements

To be admitted to the Master program in Translation, students must meet certain requirements. These requirements include:


  • A bachelor's degree in a relevant field
  • Proficiency in the language of instruction
  • Other requirements as specified by the university

Program Structure

The Master program in Translation consists of several components, including:


  • Core courses
  • Elective courses
  • A master's thesis
  • An internship or research project

Tuition Fees

The tuition fees for the Master program in Translation are calculated based on the number of credits taken by the student. The fees are as follows:


  • A certain amount per credit
  • Additional fees for non-EU students
  • Other fees as specified by the university

Exemptions

Students may be eligible for exemptions from certain courses based on their previous academic experience. Exemptions can be granted for:


  • Work or other practical experience (EVC)
  • Credit certificates, diplomas, and other study certificates obtained in a previous program (EVK)

Exemption Procedure

To apply for an exemption, students must follow the EVC procedure or fill out the exemption application form. The faculty will compare the EVK with the course to be followed and decide whether to grant the exemption.


Diploma Supplement

If a student is granted an exemption for a course, they will not receive a credit certificate for that course. The diploma supplement will simply state that the student was granted an exemption.


Study Program

The study program for the Master in Translation includes:


  • A study program with a range of courses
  • A sample schedule
  • A master's internship
  • Core competencies
  • Quality assurance
  • Admission requirements
  • Preparation program
  • Bridging program
  • Registration and tuition fees

Registration Procedure

To register for the Master program in Translation, students must carefully read the admission requirements. A preparatory step may be necessary, such as applying for a preparation or bridging program. If the student is eligible to start the program, they must follow the university's registration procedure.


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