Online or On-Campus
Preparing Theoretically Grounded Professional Translators and Interpreters
Your degree from Illinois draws on the rich resources available across this world-class university to offer:
- Faculty with expertise in many languages and a wealth of professional experience
- A multilingual approach that integrates theory with practice
- Coursework that reflects the latest advances in the T & I profession
- A state-of-the art interpreting facility with ISO standard booths.
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- Dr. Erzurumlu will start offering a new TIS course this fall! It's available both in person and online, and counts towards the TIS undergraduate certificate, MA and graduate minor degrees. This course will explore the role of culture in translation and interpreting. Through discussion of... Read full story A new TIS course: TRST 422
- Join "TIS Career Talks" on Friday, April 18, 2-3 pm via Zoom to explore career paths in Translation and Interpreting Studies, gain insights from experienced professional, and engage in a Q&A session with... Read full story TIS Career Talks - Spring 2025
- TIS alumna, Razan Roumany (MA, 2022), was recently interviewed on the interpreting podcast, Found in Interpretation. She shared her amazing experience working as a medical interpreter in Spanish and French. Here is the full interview. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=smNBF5i_T_4... Read full story The incredible journey of a medical interpreter
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Student testimonial: Jordan Eason
MA 2023, Portuguese<>English:“Having the ability to do the program completely remote was definitely a motivating factor. Once I got into the program, I really enjoyed my instructors. I really think the level of professionalism they had was amazing. Also, the course variety was really good. I wish I could go back and take some of the courses I couldn’t squeeze into my schedule. I really enjoyed the literary focus I had and (getting) to work with people like Dr. Roman Ivashkiv and Dr. (Reynaldo) Pagura. We had really great in-depth lectures.”