Where can  I find a University to  do my masters in Translation of the french language .?
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Try the university of ATHABASCA in Alberta, Canada.  They do online/distant learning too, and are highly recommended!
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Try the Alliance Francais.  It is French Gov't run program that has offices in a lot of major cities.  They have courses and clubs for conversation.
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im not sure but it sounds great if it has a Paris campus!! \n\ngood luck : )
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What type of studying are you talking about?  Like at a university?  I doubt it unless you have one hell of a scholarship.  And I've never heard of a scholarship that is given simply because you learn to speak French.  If you're going to France to study, I think it's kind of implied that you'd have to learn to speak French to do so.
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ofcourse, check these unis:\n\nwww.angliss.vic.edu.au\n\nwww.vu.edu.au
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Hey Mario E.,\n\n This is a hard one you're asking here. Can you imagine all the effort involved in gathering those data?\n You may want to limit your scope to a group of institutions in a town.\n You may want to start by contacting your local college and their foreign languages departments.
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mon amour, try altavista.com, then go to babel fish translations- its a great resource
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It depends on which language you want to study. If you just want to study art and English as your language, than any Liberal Arts college would do fine. However, if you want to study a foreign language, University of British Columbia is the only college that I've come across that has been renowned for it's language program. University of Washington offers 25+ languages and most schools everywhere offer at least Spanish, French, and German. Maybe if you could specify which language you want to study I could be of more help. E-mail me if you have any questions about a language and I can find a list of schools that offer it and an art program. thezutonfever@yahoo.co.uk
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Yes, if you want to become an accredited translator. First, you need a good degree (i.e. a first) in your chosen language. This is also assuming you have developed written and spoken fluency. Then, you need to apply to the National Institute of Linguists. If accepted, you will be put on a gruelling course, which has about a fifty percent pass rate.\nTranslation is NOT eay. It is not just a case of grabbing a dictionary. You have to learn about semiology, the theory of translation, you have to know your linguistics inside out... it is effectively a vocation, but one in which you have to be very talented.
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As soon as you get there, enroll in a French course! There will be private language schools for foreigners (whichis what you'll be!)  Before you go, look into options in your town to learn at least basic polite and survival skill words.  You don't want to come off as rude! Please, Thank you, excuse me, sir, ma'am, would you be so kind, I would like (not I want), I'm sorry...\nBonne chance!
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I'm afraid I don't have any information on Canadian Universities, but University of Kansas has a Master's program that is excellent.  I believe it's a master's in special education with a primary focus in autism.  Anyone who gets in quailifies for funding as well.
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http://connectsciences.inist.fr/bases/internes/resdoc_voc/resdoc_vocab.php
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Try going for your Masters, or go into  privet teaching
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Try this http://www.universitiesuk.ac.uk/
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Here's a tip.  Go to France on an exchange program.  You will learn more French in one month than in a year of study.  Check around.  There are some summer programs that are not that expensive.
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Please try this site... it looks good, especially because it is in English :-) French is my mothertongue and I can say it is very well presented.\n\nhttp://www.frenchassistant.com/default.asp
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Move to France for 6 months. Take an intensive french course in Cours de Civilation Francais for the whole six months. It's damn expensive, but they're perfect. \nI know it's not easy to move to France, but i did it, and it works ... It's easier to learn French in France, right ??