1。 As far as I know, your choice of translation major abroad is very limited, because you can only learn English-Chinese translation, and the strength of foreign countries is the mutual interpretation of other languages and English. Mainly Spanish, French, German, Italian, etc. Of course, if you are determined, you can learn interpretation, or even simultaneous interpretation. Monterrey, USA, is a top university of interpretation (it is said that many United Nations simultaneous interpreters graduated there); Australia has Macquarie; Britain has more choices:

1, University of Bath

2. Newcastle University.

3. University of Manchester.

4. Leeds University.

5. University of Surrey

6. Warwick University.

7. middlesex University.

8. Australian editor, University of London.

2。 It's good to flip up and down at home and abroad. The Foreign Affairs University is also good, and it is also good to have a master's degree in MTI translation. You can find that * * has more than 100 masters. And university of international business and economics, you can take the MTi conference interpretation EU certification.