Programme Information
MA in Simultaneous Interpreting
The graduates of Master of Arts in Simultaneous Interpreting Programme are expected to possess a high level of language and communication proficiency that will enable them to perform professionally in advanced interpreting (consecutive and simultaneous) with high competency. They should also possess basic skills for lifelong learning and be international in outlook, upright in character, and committed to serving the needs of society. The solid training offered by this Programme will also make its graduates competitive candidates for research postgraduate programmes in SI.
Q1: Does the programme accept a candidate without Project 985 or Project 211 educational background?
A1: Yes. It would be more favourable for a candidate if he or she has a related major background and a high score on the English language proficiency test (IELTS or TOEFL).
Q2: What's the number of admissions every year?
A2: Each master's program admits about 30-40 students per year.
Q3: What if I haven't got my graduation certificate or degree certificate?
A3: You can submit proof of full-time student status first.
Q4: Can I substitute the TEM-8 certificate for IELTS/TOEFL report?
A4: No.
Q5: Who should I ask for a reference letter?
A5: A reference letter from your undergraduate professor is preferred. If you are already at work, you may seek a reference letter from your employer.
Q6: Is it a rolling admission or round admission?
A6: Round admission.
Q7: What are the main contents and forms of the entrance examination for MAT&I and MASI?
A7: Written test (English-Chinese translation) and oral test (sight translation and retelling). After passing the written and oral tests, you will be eligible for an interview.
Q8: Why can't I take the entrance exam even though my undergraduate GPA and language score meet the standard?
A8: Applicants with excellent qualifications in all areas will be given priority for entrance examinations. We recommend that applicants carefully prepare their application materials and language proficiency test to increase their competitiveness.
Q9: Does the university provide accommodation?
A9: Subject to notice from the graduate school.
Q10: Can I apply for the summer camp?
A10: Our summer camp is open to full-time enrolled undergraduate students in junior year. The application system is open from April to June every year. Selected candidates would receive a camp admission letter in July or early August. The specific application requirements and process may change from year to year, so please pay attention to the latest news released by the official website.
