 
In today’s high-tech and globalized world, I feel the combination of information management, web-related and translation skills acquired through this course gives students the edge, helping them stand out in the employment market over people with more single-discipline skills.
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John Keaney
MA Multilingual Information Management
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I firmly believe that in my later career I need to know how I can work well in an intercultural working environment, which is becoming more and more often-seen... anywhere... around the globe. So I applied for the... MA in Intercultural Communication.
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Wenbo Wang
MA Intercultural Communication
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I’ve been working as a freelance translator... but I found that many translation agencies... prefer if a person has a special translation qualification, so that’s why I chose...Sheffield University.
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Martin Repecky
MA Translation Studies
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I decided to come here, as the University of Sheffield is one of the few in the UK that offer MA in Screen Translation and it ranks at the top of those few.
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Song Cui
MA Screen Translation
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I got an internship as my employer was looking for someone with both web skills and intercultural communication skills. And now I work for another company as Web Marketing Executive.
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Alice Albaret
MA Multilingual Information Management
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I am currently living and working in India... bridging the cultural gap between our Indian customers and our British company...
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Ravi Jassal
MA Intercultural Communication
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I am now working at SDL International as a trainee translator... I can use all three of my languages... and I... use translation memory software every single day in my job.
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Sarah Kemp
MA Translation Studies
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The MA in Screen Translation combines translation theory with practice; I have learned how to subtitle films into Chinese from English using professional software.
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Chuandong Huang
MA Screen Translation
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I'm on an Information Management Graduate Scheme at Transport for London... we work in lots of different areas, and the course gave me an overview of quite a few of them. I also think having a multilingual perspective is beneficial as you think about things... from a different angle.
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Amie Ward
MA Multilingual Information Management
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I chose the Town and Regional Planning module and...it was so linked to Intercultural Communication [where] one of the biggest issues is managing cultural expectations... something that people working in International Development and Planning do on a daily basis.
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Aliya Sorgen
MA Intercultural Communication
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The MA at Sheffield helped prepare me for this job [as an in-house translator for the online retailer Amazon] by equipping me with core translation techniques in a wide range of contexts - something that has proven especially useful given the enormously diverse range of products sold...
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Jozef van der Voort
MA Translation Studies
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I found the course to be a lot of fun and really interesting – especially the practical side; when we learnt to subtitle films. Since then, I have gone on to do a PhD in the same department... I've been taking the results to conferences and... I now teach translation to German students of English at the University of Augsburg in Southern Germany...
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Svea Schauffler
MA Screen Translation & PhD
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...the most difference [for] Chinese students... is that the teaching mode is... more open... the professors here are better – they... allow you... to think... for yourself and find out your own way.
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Lu Sun
MA Screen Translation
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One of the most enjoyable things about studying at Sheffield is the way teachers conduct their lectures, their respect for different opinions and their encouragement of thinking.
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Song Cui
MA Screen Translation
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One of the things I really like about my course is the fact that... you're encouraged to explore your own interests.
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Terence Dunne
MA Germanic Studies
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I am enjoying being able to investigate numerous lines of enquiry, and have the possibility to read what I want, rather than to limit myself to specific essay-based reading. I have taken part in the Sheffield Teaching Assistant training, and this has helped me in my current role teaching for the University.
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Eleanor Hodgson
MA French Studies & PhD
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I found supervision here at Sheffield... is structured but it's not too structured... And because I deal with design, my second supervisor is in the Architecture Department - so there was a possibility to have... an interdepartmental supervisory team, so that I would be able to have input from two different angles onto my project...
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Tom Cubbin
PhD Russian Studies and Design History
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...why I chose Sheffield in particular was that... I saw that there would be a lot of possibilities to go into other departments and share subjects that could be related to...my Masters...
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Aliya Sorgen
MA Intercultural Communication
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We've just finished the Postgraduate Colloquium that we've organised as part of our Master studies here... it's been a really good opportunity for postgraduates from all across the University to come and share their dissertation topics and their research with each other in a friendly environment.
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Simon Roberts
MA Catalan Studies
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In particular, I found the mise en oeuvre of the principle of interdisciplinarity very good. It is in Sheffield where I could select the course according to my area of research...
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Sharad Baviskar
MA MUNDUS Crossways in Cultural Narratives
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...in one of our compulsory courses, Ethnography, ...we are required to join a group... and... observe... what people say, and... do. I noticed a lot of things which I have never thought about before... and... it became easier for me to integrate into this group as I know how to behave properly...
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Sheng Zhang
MA Intercultural Communication
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...the MA programme provided me with the opportunity to explore from a theoretical perspective many of the translation issues I had previously dealt with only intuitively. This inspired me to take up doctoral research into translation studies and applied linguistics with a particular focus on multilingual translational settings.
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Suzie Holdsworth
MA Translation Studies & PhD
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...when I was still considering... my optional module, tandem learning caught my eye... To practise language... and to learn about a different culture... is an invaluable experience and I think I can benefit from it throughout my life.
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Meng Li
MA Intercultural Communication
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...being a first generation, British-born Indian...in my childhood I struggled with the pressures of the Indian culture while growing up within the British culture...[the MA in Intercultural Communication] has actually resolved a lot of the issues I had in my own life.
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Ravi Jassal
MA Intercultural Communication
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The module selection will offer you variety, practicality and even help with building up your interests. Most important however, it will help you launch your career into a dynamic, international workplace.
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Rafal Szymaniuk
MA Multilingual Information Management
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While I was doing the MA I worked part-time at a translation agency, learning about the industry and project management. I found that... the course complemented the work very well.
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Ben Swales
MA Translation Studies
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The DDP (Doctoral Development Programme) provides me with the opportunity to develop competencies associated with my research, and also skills that will be invaluable in seeking and securing employment in the future. Whilst some aspects of the DDP are common to all researchers, the Programme is designed to meet my own specific developmental needs... from a wide range of modules...
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David Lloyd
MA Hispanic Studies & PhD
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I decided to do the Multilingual Information Management Master because... I didn’t know how to combine what I learned in [my BA in] Management and in Japanese Studies...in the workplace.
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Miryam Prasetyo
MA Multilingual Information Management
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The facilities include several libraries and a 24/7 informatics centre, which is the perfect place for long non-stop working hours.
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Stefano Rossoni
MA MUNDUS Crossways in Cultural Narratives
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The university facilities were great; there were lots of areas I could go and study quietly between lectures or hang out with friends. The university’s location right in the city centre made it handy to meet friends or go out for dinner.
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John Keaney
MA Multilingual Information Management
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My main difficulties [are that] I have to produce academic writing in English which is not my native language, but I think this university is really well prepared to support their students [with] the ELTC (English Language Teaching Centre)... they provide us all the support that we need in writing, in speaking, in reviewing our papers...
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Ana Carolina Torquato Pinto Da Silva
MA MUNDUS Crossways in Cultural Narratives
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Starting a new semester means dealing with a never ending list of things to do: find a place to stay, understand where all the facilities are...at Sheffield University they are so organized and efficient that...it did not take long to adapt to the University's rhythm.
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Chiara Dalla Libera
MA MUNDUS Crossways in Cultural Narratives
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...the department here is really supportive. You don’t just feel like a number – people care about you and who you are, and how you’re getting on...
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Hannah Sylvester
MA Screen Translation
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...coming here was a big challenge for me – as well as my family; I have...a small daughter. And it was very hard for me... but... all the tutors were very supportive and understanding.
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Magdalena Blaszczyk
MA Translation Studies
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...brilliant staff – always helpful, always available, always ready to make non-standard accommodations for your case.
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Anna Korepanova
MA MUNDUS Crossways in Cultural Narratives
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...the most important part of my Sheffield experience: ...I was offered a great deal of support from the University, through several different services that were offered, and from the professors.
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Henrique Rievers
MA MUNDUS Crossways in Cultural Narratives
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I found at the University of Sheffield a multicultural environment which was ideal for studying and writing my dissertation.
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Stefano Rossoni
MA MUNDUS Crossways in Cultural Narratives
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...there were lots of international people as well as native speakers and it was really great to make friends and to compare our ways of learning and of studying...
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Anna Muszynska
MA Intercultural Communication
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I enjoyed studying at Sheffield very much. I’ve... made very good friends...; I still keep in touch with many of my classmates.
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Ka Ying Mai
MA Intercultural Communication
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My tutors are so friendly, nice and helpful and I’ve met many new friends from all over the world.
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Xiaoxi Li
MA Translation Studies
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The MA has definitely helped in my job - which I was given straight after my degree - in terms of me being able to communicate with the vastly different people that I meet everyday...
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Jennifer Mowat
MA Intercultural Communication
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...what I really liked about the MA in Multilingual Information Management compared to, for example, Intercultural Communication...was that you’ve got the technology side as well...
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Miryam Prasetyo
MA Multilingual Information Management
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Don't be too disheartened if you don't get to grips with the new software packages straight away - the tutorials are very useful and allow you to practice in your spare time.
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Emma Palfreyman
MA Translation Studies
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I did the MA in Screen Translation...because I’d previously done a degree in Linguistics and Media Studies and I thought that the course would combine those things...
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Svea Schauffler
MA Screen Translation & PhD
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