Certificate in Spanish Interpreting

In the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, as in the rest of the United States and around the globe, there is a dramatic demand for professionals with a command of both Spanish and English who are capable of effectively interpreting from Spanish into English and vice versa. To help prepare students for this global market, MODL is pleased to offer a Certificate in Spanish Interpreting. Students interested in receiving theoretical and practical training in Spanish-English and English-Spanish interpreting should apply for this 15-hour certificate program, which provides hand-on experience with community interpreting and interpretation theory. Topics to be covered by coursework in the Certificate in Spanish Interpreting include interpreting in medical and legal settings. Prospective students must demonstrate oral proficiency in both Spanish and English.

A First-Year applicant to The University of Texas at Arlington must have graduated from an accredited high school or is on track to graduate from high school prior to enrollment at UT Arlington. Applicants must submit an application for admission, an application fee, and a high school transcript. GPA- 3.25