Within the scope of our program qualifications, our students aim to;
- Students gain proficiency in source and target languages, excelling in both written and oral translation.
- They develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and decision-making skills while fostering effective cross-cultural communication.
- They acquire theoretical and terminological knowledge in fields such as literature, linguistics, international relations, politics, medicine, and technology.
- They build expertise in translation theories, understand the factors shaping translation, and adopt a scientific perspective.
- They master technology-related skills, including computer-assisted translation tools, online terminology banks, and translation software, while bridging the gap between the sector and academia.
- They participate in various professional internship activities, conduct research, follow scientific literature, and adhere to ethical principles such as confidentiality and loyalty.
- They recognize translation’s role across individual, societal, national, and global levels, embracing lifelong learning and the value of a knowledge-based society.