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The Translation Studies specialisation prepares you for advanced professional practice in today’s language services industry. The curriculum covers contemporary areas of translation, including localisation, audiovisual translation, conference interpreting, technical translation, transcreation and literary translation.

Upon completing this specialisation, you will be able to:

• produce advanced written translations across a wide range of text types;
• select translation strategies appropriate to the purpose, target audience and context of a translation;
• translate and localise digital content, websites, software products and multimedia materials;
• prepare subtitles, dubbing scripts and voice-over translations;
• perform interpreting tasks, including conference interpreting;
• work with CAT tools, terminology databases, language corpora and AI-powered translation technologies;
• produce specialised translations, particularly in the technical, legal and business fields;
• apply creative language solutions in transcreation and literary translation;
• work in accordance with the principles of professional ethics, confidentiality and professional responsibility.

International students are required to demonstrate proficiency in Polish by providing a certificate confirming a language level of at least B2.

The EFL Teaching and Training specialisation prepares you to design, deliver and evaluate modern English language courses and training programmes. It focuses on careers in the private education sector, language schools, higher education institutions and organisations providing language training.

Upon completing this specialisation, you will be able to:

• design and deliver modern English language courses;
• create, adapt and evaluate teaching materials;
• identify the language needs of diverse learner groups;
• teach English for Specific Purposes (ESP);
• apply workshop-based and active learning methods in language teaching;
• implement CLIL approaches by integrating language learning with cultural and literary content;
• use digital technologies and AI-powered tools effectively in language teaching;
• plan language training programmes, assess learning outcomes and continuously develop your professional practice;
• work independently and collaboratively while taking on coordination roles in educational settings.