About Msc Translation Studies With Tesol in University of Stirling
This course is designed to give you the skills you need to work from two languages into English, or one language into and out of English at a professional level. You must be a native speaker or have a near native competence in Chinese, French, German, Spanish or English or hold a degree in Chinese, French, German or Spanish.
We're members of the Institute of Translation and Interpreting (ITI), a professional body recognised throughout the world. Our membership of the ITI allows us to help you keep abreast of the full range of exciting developments and opportunities in the languages services industry. We’re also members of the Chartered Institute of Linguists (CIOL).
Our postgraduate degree in Translation Studies with TESOL is of the highest value. Not only will it equip you with professional level translation skills in international dialogues, it also gives you an entry-level teaching qualification with which you can embark on a career in English Language Teaching.
Throughout the course there’s a strong focus on practical translation and specific situations in which people communicate with one another across different cultures. We give you considerable flexibility in choosing which areas of translation you wish to specialise in as you build up a portfolio of translations with your tutor. You can also choose to undertake an extended translation as part of your dissertation project.
The MSc Translation Studies with TESOL course combines training in two key areas for linguists. Gaining expertise in both will open the door to a wide range of possible career routes, and will stand you in good stead when embarking on your chosen career path.
Academic qualification equivalents
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We welcome applications from applicants graduating with 50% from Tier 1 College/ University (namely University of Mumbai, University of Calcutta, University of Delhi) or graduating with 55% from a Tier 2 College/University.
English language requirements (one of the below):
- IELTS : 6.5 with 5.5 minimum in each sub-skill
- TOEFL IBT: 80 overall with a minimum of 17 in listening, 18 in reading, 20 in speaking and 17 in writing
- PTE: 60 overall with minimum 51 in each sub-skill
University of Stirling Highlights
University Type |
Public |
Establishment Year |
1967 |
Location |
Stirling, Scotland |
Campus Setting |
Urban |
Total Enrollment |
14,000+ |
Number of Undergraduate Students |
10,300+ |
Number of Graduate Students |
3,800+ |
% of international students |
20% |
Student satisfaction |
82.9% |
Work-study |
Not available |
Financial Aid |
Scholarships |
University of Stirling Average Tuition Fees And Other Expenses
- The cost of attendance for the University of Stirling depends on a number of variable factors.
- Tuition fee for undergraduate and graduate programs may vary depending on the choice of program.
- An estimate of the undergraduate and graduate student cost of attendance is given below for reference:
Expenditure Item |
Undergraduate |
Postgraduate |
Tuition and fees |
13,100 GBP |
16,950 GBP |
Accommodation |
3,458 GBP- 7,069 GBP |
3,458 GBP- 7,069 GBP |
Transport |
80 GBP/month |
80 GBP/month |
Water, gas & electricity |
46 GBP/month |
46 GBP/month |
Food |
74 GBP/month |
74 GBP/month |
It must be noted that the actual cost of attendance for students may vary from the above-given figures.