Introduction to Translation Theory and Practice provides students with a solid grounding in the field of translation studies, focusing on both theoretical and practical aspects of translation. The course is designed to develop the essential knowledge and skills necessary for the translation process, enabling students to tackle complex texts and produce effective translations and back-translations, with a focus on the economic field.
The overall objective of the course is to familiarize students with the fundamental principles of translation studies and to provide them with the necessary skills for professional translation. Among the specific objectives of the course are the mastery of key concepts and the learning of elements of standardization that are indispensable in translation practice.
At the end of the course, students will be able to successfully apply translation and back-translation techniques, analyze texts from cross-cultural perspectives and integrate into a multilingual professional environment. These competences will prepare them for careers in which translation and linguistic and cultural mediation are essential, thus adapting to today’s job market requirements.