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Chinese-English Translation and Interpreting

The Master of Arts in Chinese-English Translating and Interpreting program (MACET) provides an applied education in Chinese-English translation and interpreting skills for students wishing to enter a professional career in these services. The program’s international reputation has drawn students from countries such as China, Taiwan and North America, and across Australia. Students are able to familiarise themselves with recent translation theories, hone translation and interpreting expertise and develop other contextual skills in a stimulating and supportive environment.

The Master of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is a dynamic, postgraduate course designed for TCM practitioners wishing to strengthen their clinical knowledge and better integrate in the health care system. Students will have an opportunity to develop an evidence based approach to practice and may choose to specialise in a nominated clinical field. The integration of TCM with orthodox medical management and/or diagnostics is incorporated into many units.

The course will be delivered via structured, intensive workshops with self-directed web-based learning between workshops to allow maximum flexibility for busy practitioners living locally, interstate and overseas.

Capitalising on its close affiliation with the Centre for Complementary Medicine Research at the University, the Master of TCM offers opportunities to integrate coursework study with research through the Master of Science (Honours) and PhD programs.

UWS gives students the opportunity to concentrate their study in clinical specialty areas, and this course represents an important global development in Chinese medicine education. Academics and researchers of international repute will provide students with the opportunity to develop skills in the integration of Chinese medicine practice and research.

As a student in this course you may be involved in research at the UWS Centre for Complementary Research, internationally recognised as a world leader in complementary medicine research.

Traditional Chinese Medicine is used by over a quarter of the world’s population and is the largest form of complementary medicine in Australia. This growing industry is increasing career opportunities locally and overseas for progressive UWS graduates.

The mode of study for the Master of Traditional Chinese Medicine is via intensive workshops and use of webbased resources. Each unit will consist of two intensive two-day workshops, one at the beginning of each semester and one at the end, supported with online material.

Many Chinese courses are available with Gaoli Chinese school!

Intensive program with 4hours/day or 6hours/day study, the comprehensive course which includes speaking,listening,writing,reading,write the essay and so on. Guaranteed quality!

Both group and individual class are available anytime! Please contact us for more info.

Tel: 010-62550017(Chinese/English/Korean/Japanese)
Email: gaoli.chinese@gmail.com
Add: 2nd floor,Building A, next to Qinghuayuan Hotel, No.45 Chengfu Road,Wudaokou.

This program provides basic language and cultural skills in Chinese Mandarin for the intending business traveller. A specially developed manual is included for all participants in the course. Other courses in this suite include Japanese, Greek, Spanish, Italian and French.

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