Translation is the process of converting written texts from one language to another. Professionally-trained translators are able to rewrite texts in a different language, fully capturing the intended meaning, style, and tone of the text, while employing correct grammar and terminology. We offer a degree in French to English translation for anglophones and English to French translation for francophones.
Why Translation at Glendon? ››

Our credentialed graduates work for the United Nations and the Government of Canada. They join law firms, publishing houses, and major corporations. They start their own translation firms. They also have successful careers as editors, technical writers, language consultants, terminologists, revisers, and teachers. Professor Christine Klein-Lataud has translated works by Margaret Laurence, as well as other major writers and poets.		Our bilingual, language-friendly campus is an ideal setting for studying translation. You’ll have the option of training for two high-demand professions (translation and technical & professional communication) simultaneously. We offer internship work placements in both the private and public sectors. Translation is available as a bilingual or trilingual international Bachelor of Arts (iBA). For more information about Glendon’s unique iBA program, click here. NEW – our 2012-2013 entrance exam is now available online! Click here to learn more or to register.

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Ontario Universities' Application Centre (OUAC) Codes
BA: YGL (Enter after first year)
BA: YGR (Second degree option)
iBA Bilingual: YGG
iBA Trilingual: YGH (Upper-year entry)