Graduate Diploma
This 120-point programme combines taught and practical courses in translation theories, computer-aided translation and translation practice in your chosen language over one year full-time or up to four years part-time.
You will complete four courses as part of the programme:
You can become a full member of the New Zealand Society of Translators and Interpreters (NZSTI) if you receive a B grade average or higher and at least a B+ in your translation practice course.
Translation and interpretation accreditation
The PGDipTranslationStud qualification is an endorsed programme by the National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters (NAATI).
Upon graduation, you will be eligible to take two NAATI certification tests:
TRANSLAT 101 (15-point) is a new online course and has to be taken in addition to the full PGDipTranslationStud 120-point programme.
Please check your eligibility for the MBIE support funding to cover the costs of the TRANSLAT 101 and TRANSLAT 713 courses.
Find out more information about getting NAATI accreditation through the PGDipTranslationStud. (97KB, PDF)
Postgraduate pathway
You can find the requirements for your study in the PGDipTranslationStud Schedule, and take a look at our postgraduate courses in Translation Studies.
Download the Arts postgraduate pathway (14KB, PDF)