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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- Thanks to Dr. Yazeva and Dr. Phillips' tremendous effort in coordinating with the RWS Group, we were lucky to have two distinguished guests to present a talk entitled, "TrainAI Job Opportunities", for the TIS community. We would also like to extend our sincere thanks to our invited speakers... Read full story RWS Group Webinar: TrainAI Job Opportunities
- TIS will host the next TIS Career Talks: Exploring the World of Interpreting, on Tuesday, October 21, from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m.This interactive session will feature two accomplished M.A. in Translation & Interpreting alumni who have built successful careers in... Read full story TIS Career Talks: Exploring the World of Interpreting
- The FIT annual theme for ITD 2025 is "Translation, shaping a future you can trust"! Today, we celebrate the invaluable contributions of translation professionals worldwide. Our work goes beyond words — it’s about building bridges, fostering understanding, and... Read full story Happy International Translation Day!
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Student testimonial: Audra Lincoln
"My decision to enroll in the University of Illinois' online Master of Arts degree in Translation and Interpreting (MATT) was driven by two factors: value and flexibility. The flexibility of the program comes from its online nature, which has allowed me to maintain full-time employment while earning the degree. Unlike some other programs, the University of Illinois has also been able to accommodate my specific language pairing (English and Japanese)."