

Multiple Master's Degree in Translation
The Multiple Master's Degree in Translation is a joint programme offered by six partner universities. It allows students enrolled in local master’s programmes in translation to benefit from international mobility and intercultural learning, while earning multiple national degrees.
The curriculum combines theoretical and practical approaches to translation, including specialised, audiovisual, and literary translation, as well as localisation and terminology management. Instruction is offered in multiple European languages, enhancing students' linguistic and professional competence.
Course Syllabus
- Core modules in general and specialised translation.
- Courses in audiovisual, literary, and scientific translation.
- Training in localisation and terminology tools.
- Mobility between partner universities.
- Multiple national degrees awarded upon completion.
Course Additional Information
- This is a multiple degree programme coordinated by the University of Granada with participation from UniPD, VU, UM, UWr, and UJM (Saint-Étienne).
- Students follow local master’s curricula in the first year and then complete a mobility period abroad.
- The programme is funded through Erasmus+ mobility schemes and offers a multilingual learning environment.
- Language of instruction varies by partner university: English, French, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Lithuanian, and Spanish.
📅 Course Periods
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Start Date:
September/October every year
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End Date:
June/July every year
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Meetings:
On-site
🗺️ Course Address and Map
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Virtual Address:
https://arqus-alliance.eu/master-translation/
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Country:
Multinational (UGR, UniPD, VU, UM, UWr, UJM)
🌐 Language of Instruction
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English, French, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Lithuanian, Spanish
🔁 Is activity carried out continuously?
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Yes
📞 Contact Person
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barabino@ugr.es
🔗 Link for Registration
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https://arqus-alliance.eu/master-translation/
Periods
Start date | End date | Start time | End time | Target Audience | Meetings | Code | Price | ||||
01.01.1970 | 01.01.1970 | 00:00 | 00:00 | -A |