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52 weeks
Face-to-face (includes blended), Online
Face-to-face / Online / Blended
Term 1 & Term 3
Course Overview
Where You Can Study
Canberra
Northcott Dr, Canberra, ACT 2600
Eligibility
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\nYou will be considered to have an advanced level of bilingual proficiency if you have:
\n\nCompleted 3-year+ qualification equivalent to an Australian Bachelor degree which was undertaken in the nominated language, completed within the 10 years prior to commencement of the program applied for OR\nProvided evidence of a NAATI certification/accreditation for interpreting or translation for the nominated language offered in this program OR\nSuccessfully completed TAFE Diploma or TAFE Advanced Diploma of Interpreting OR \nSuccessfully completed at least one of UNSW's I&T courses (MODL5100, MODL5101, MODL5102, MODL5103, MODL5104, MODL5107, MODL5108, MODL5112) OR\nProvided evidence of being a native speaker of the language and completed high school in the nominated language for this program. High school transcript and proof of completion are required.\n\nStudents who have completed the short courses below are eligible to receive up to 6 UoC per course towards their program subject to the requirements and limitations specified by the UNSW Recognition of Prior Learning Procedure.
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Career & Study Pathways
Quality & Recognition
Academic Regulator
TEQSA
Accreditation Status
AccreditedCourse Content
Research and Theories of Translation and Interpreting
Core discipline course required for all students in the program.
Advanced Conference Interpreting
Practical interpreting course option.
Community of Practice for Interpreting
Practical interpreting course option.
Conference Interpreting
Practical interpreting course option.
Interpreting Certification Preparation
Practical interpreting course option.
Interpreting in Community Settings
Practical interpreting course option.
Interpreting in International Settings
Practical interpreting course option.
Interpreting in Legal Settings
Practical interpreting course option.
Advanced Translation Technology and Industry Practice
Practical translation course option.
Multimedia Translation
Practical translation course option.
Specialised Translation
Practical translation course option.
Translation Certification Preparation
Practical translation course option.
Translation Technology
Practical translation course option.
Cross-cultural Pragmatics
Prescribed elective option.
Current Issues in Bilingualism
Prescribed elective option.
Language Technology
Prescribed elective option.
Second Language Acquisition
Prescribed elective option.
Semantics and Pragmatics
Prescribed elective option.
The Grammar of English
Prescribed elective option.
The Psychology of Language
Prescribed elective option.
Common Questions
The National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters (NAATI) endorses this Graduate Diploma, which means graduates will be prepared to sit the following NAATI exams: Certified Provisional Interpreter, Certified Interpreter, and Certified Translator.
The program offers up to 13 language specialisations. Depending on demand, students can build their specialisation in Chinese (Mandarin), Chinese (Cantonese), French, Greek, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Portuguese, Serbian, Spanish, or Turkish.
Yes. The Graduate Diploma is a pathway toward the UNSW Master of Translation and the UNSW Master of Interpreting. Its courses can also be credited toward the UNSW Master of Translation and Interpreting if you wish to continue your studies.
The Graduate Diploma requires completing eight courses in total: one core discipline course (Research and Theories of Translation and Interpreting), two practical courses (one in interpreting and one in translation), and five prescribed electives. The program is 48 Units of Credit (UOC) in total.
Students have access to the latest interpreting and translation technology and equipment, including training stations, simultaneous interpreting booths, a moot courtroom, translation memories, machine translation, audio-visual translation (subtitling and captioning), and corpus linguistics software.
Application
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