The University of Texas at Arlington Minor in Localization and Translation

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Organization Overview

In this five-course minor program, students in 7 languages (Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Korean, Spanish, and Russian) study the processes of localization and develop specialized skills in translation for future employment in the language services industry. Localization adapts language, texts, products, software and websites to the locale for which they are intended. By using specialized computer-assisted translation workflow software and simulating a collaborative work environment, student

Contacts

Blake Carpenter

Manager Student Data Services University Analytics

Joshua Ashford

Katherine Johnson

Pete Smith

Chief Analytics Officer; Professor, Modern Languages' Academic Partnerships Chair

Sydney Swayzer

Full-Time Software Engineering Student

Vicente Iranzo

Languages

Asia-Pacific, Central and Eastern Europe, Middle East, Western Europe

Industry Services

Professional Services

Academic Program Levels

Bachelor's Degree, Certificate

Academic Training Programs

Translation Technology, Localization Management, Translation