Translation Studies  Tags: translation_studies  

Founded in 2007, the Center for Translation Studies at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign offers an interdisciplinary, scholarly approach to the increasingly important field of translation studies.

PDF file about the Translation Certificate available to UIUC students.

Questions about the program can be directed to: 

Elizabeth Lowe
Center for Translation Studies
School of Literatures, Cultures and Linguistics
 4072D FLB
elowe@illinois.edu

For items owned by the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign:

• In the Online Library Catalog, you can browse items related to translation and interpretation by searching for "Translating and interpreting" as the Subject Heading.  

 Results will be shown chronologically.

• In the main stacks, works about translation are mostly found within the Applied Linguistics call number range 418.
• Browse the shelves at the Modern Languages and Linguistics Library in Room 425 of the Main Library.
  

For items owned by other schools in the Illinois consortium:

• Search the I-Share catalog to see if another school in Illinois has what you are looking for.
  

For items owned by libraries around the world:

• WorldCat search by subject for "translating and interpreting" will allow you to find not only what is available at the University of Illinois, but also at libraries around the world. As an affiliate of this University, you can request materials through Interlibrary Loan.

Browse the most recent acquisitions in linguistics from the past 60 days: Dewey Call Number 410-419