
The Master's program "Narration, Translation and New Media" (NTNM) is offered within the "Literature and Languages" track. This is a trilingual program, conducted in French, English, and either German or Spanish. The program focuses on training students in specialized translation and interpreting, particularly in fields like audiovisual and video games, as well as scientific and corporate communication. It also covers the creation of multilingual multimedia content, keeping pace with digital advancements. NTNM provides a unique blend of specialized translation skills and multimedia content creation, all within a trilingual learning environment. Students will be prepared for translation roles in new media and trained in producing multilingual digital content, aligning with current trends in the digital landscape. The curriculum aims to equip graduates with the necessary skills for careers in audiovisual translation, specialized translation, interpreting, and localization.
Graduates of the Narration, Translation and New Media program are prepared for a variety of roles in specialized translation, interpreting, content creation, and communication sectors. The program equips students with skills applicable to both traditional and emerging media fields.
Refer to the 'Fees and scholarships' section and the linked pages for detailed information on tuition fees. These amounts can change annually.
This is a trilingual program conducted in French, English, and either German or Spanish, offering a multilingual learning environment.
Graduates can pursue roles such as specialized translators, interpreters, localization specialists, multimedia content creators, and digital communication officers.
You need to apply through the Université Paris-Saclay admissions portal, check eligibility, complete the online application, and submit required documents like transcripts and proof of language proficiency.
Tuition fees vary and can change annually. Please consult the university's official website for the most current information on fees.
Yes, merit-based scholarships such as the International Master's scholarships and the Eiffel Excellence Scholarship Programme are available to highly-qualified international students.
Yes, graduates may pursue further study towards a PhD, or enter careers in specialized translation, interpreting, and communication sectors.