Arabic Translation Programs

State University of New York at Binghamton

• The Binghamton campus of the State University of New York offers an undergraduate minor in translation studies, a graduate certificate in translation and a doctorate in translation studies. While Spanish and French are frequently offered, instruction in Arabic is subject to need and availability, so it is important to contact the Translation Research and Instruction Program (TRIP) director prior to application. Alongside advanced courses in the Arabic language, these programs include coursework in literary and non-literary translation, translation studies and computer-assisted translation.

  State University of New York at Binghamton
  4400 Vestal Parkway East
  Binghamton, New York 13902
  607-777-2000
  binghamton.edu

University of Maryland

• The University of Maryland offers a bachelor of arts in Arabic. This four-year program includes upper-level coursework in Arabic translation, as well as standard Arabic language courses and cultural electives, such as Arabic media, Islamic culture and U.S.-Arab relations.

  University of Maryland
  1201 Turner Hall
  College Park, Maryland 20742
  301-405-1000
  umd.edu

Rutgers University

• Rutgers University offers a continuing education summer certificate program in Chinese and Arabic translation and interpretation. The program is intended for those who are proficient in Chinese or Arabic and wish to strengthen their abilities to provide translation services in a variety of settings.

  Rutgers University
  175 University Avenue
  Newark, New Jersey 07102
  973-353-5015
  rutgers.edu

University of Salford

• The Centre for Translation, Interpreting and Intercultural Studies at the University of Salford offers both a master of arts and a postgraduate diploma in Arabic-English translation. The one-year program is designed for Arabic speakers who wish to gain translation and interpretation techniques in order to serve in international and regional organizations, schools and media. Coursework is focused on the theoretical and practical aspects of translation and interpretation. Benefits of this program include small class sizes and a high graduate employment rate aided by active professional relationships with employers in the U.K. and internationally.

  University of Salford
  18-21 Crescent
  Salford, Greater Manchester, U.K. M5 4WT
  0161-295-5000
  salford.ac.uk