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    Multilingual Translation Minor

    Department of English

    The Multilingual Translation Minor, open to all students who have successfully completed a 4000-level language course or have proficiency in a second language, offers an introduction to the discipline of translation. Students will learn how to use the fundamentals of Translation Studies to interpret the cultural, social, and political underpinnings of literary and artistic works produced in different geographical environments, with a particular attention to how questions of gender, poetics, ideology, class, and nation operate in translations. Students will also be exposed to the basics of translation praxis and will develop the interlingual translation skills needed to produce a wide variety of texts in translation.

    Requirements for the Minor

    To qualify for the minor, students must have successfully completed a 4000-level language course or have proficiency in a second language. To complete the minor, students must take (in any order):

    CMP 4020 Translating Between Worlds: Literature and Anthropology
    ENG 3880 A History of Translation

    * Students may substitute SPA 4004 Seminar in Translation: English/Spanish or CMP 4905 Language, Literature, and Culture of Japan, for the category I requirement with permission of the Program Director

    ENG 4800 Literary Translation Seminar

    Linguistics:

    ENG 3700 Introduction to Linguistics and Language Learning
    ENG 3750 The Structure and History of English
    ENG/COM/SOC 4015 Globalization of English
    ENG 4030 Stylistics
    – OR –

    Cultural Translation:

    BLS 3115 People and Culture of Haiti
    CMP 3059 Latino/a Literature in the U.S
    CMP 3905 Post-Colonial French Literature of Africa and the Caribbean
    CMP 4900 Hispanic Writers in New York City
    ENG 3036: Post-Colonial Literature
    ENG 3215 Literature and Globalization
    ENG 4120: Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales
    ENG 5000 Independent Study in Translation (3 credits) **
    FRE 4200 North Africa: Literature and Film (taught in French)
    FRE 4240 French Orientalism (taught in French)
    GLS 4900 Global Studies Capstone **
    LTS 3044 Migration in the Americas
    THE/JWS 3060 Immigration on Stage and Screen

    ** Students may use this course if the topic is relevant to the minor. Please consult the Director of the Multilingual Translation Program for permission.

    Students are expected to complete the minor requirements in place at the time they are officially accepted into their programs. Please review the College Bulletin for the relevant academic year.

     

    Spring 2026 Multilingual Translation Course Offerings

    (Subject to Change)


    SPA 4004 Sem in Translation: Eng-Span

    (Students must obtain permission from the Program Director for this course.)

    PTRA-LEC Regular; Class Number: 27338

    In-Person: TuTh 5:50PM – 7:05PM

    Instructor: Iziar De Miguel


    ENG 4800 Literary Translation Seminar

    FTRA-LEC Regular; Class Number: 31979

    In-Person: TuTh 4:10PM – 5:25PM

    Instructor: Dina Odnopozova


    ENG 3750 Structure & History of English

    FMWA-LEC Regular; Class Number: 26417

    In-Person: MoWe 4:10PM – 5:25PM

    Instructor: Naomi Lee


    ENG 4015 The Globalization of English

    (Cross-listed with COM 4015 PMWA; 43458, SOC 4015)

    PMWA-LEC Regular; Class Number: 27209

    In Person: MoWe 5:50PM – 7:05PM

    Instructor: Kamal Belmihoub


    ENG 3215 Literature and Globalization

    EMWA-LEC Regular; Class Number: 27195

    In-Person: MoWe 2:30PM – 3:45PM

    Instructor: Matthew Eatough


    LTS 3044 Migration in the Americas

    CMWA-LEC Regular; Class Number: 27504

    In-Person: MoWe 10:45AM – 12:00PM

    Instructor: Lizbeth De La Cruz Santana


    Winter 2026 Multilingual Translation Course Offerings

    (Subject to Change)


    ENG 4015 The Globalization of English

    (Cross-listed as COM 4015  JND4; 43455 and SOC 4015)

    JND4-LEC Winter; Class Number: 27170

    Online Synchronous: MoTuWeThFr 2:30PM – 5:00PM

    Instructor: Constantin Schreiber


    Contact

    Professor Esther Allen, Program Director

     


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