Cand. ling. merc.

English translation: MA (Specialized Language for Business)

09:36 Jan 27, 2003

Danish to English translations [PRO]

Danish term or phrase: Cand. ling. merc.

On a web form listing several possible education backgrounds - because of the way the form is designed, it is preferable to have something that could be considered "equivalent" to this - British education system please

Grégoire Thygesen KudoZ activity Questions: 36 (1 open) (10 without valid answers) Answers: 4
Local time: 21:05

English translation:MA (Specialized Language for Business)

Explanation:
or MA degree in translation and interpretation

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Note added at 2003-01-27 09:57:14 (GMT)
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Maybe you could use this link as a reference: http://www.r-u-e.dk/u-og-e/engelsksprogede_uddannelser.asp

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Note added at 2003-01-27 10:06:13 (GMT)
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Another useful link:
http://www.cbs.dk/stud_pro/uddkanduk.shtml

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Note added at 2003-01-27 10:37:22 (GMT)
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Ops! Please disregard the use of \'interpretation\'. The correct term should be \'interpreting\'

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Note added at 2003-01-27 10:56:26 (GMT)
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However, I would like to add a note. On my certificate \'Den Erhvervssproglige Kandidateksamen Engelsk\' (cand.ling.merc) is translated to \'MA Degree in Translation and Interpretation\'....

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Christina Clark
Denmark
Local time: 21:05

Grading comment

I decided to go with "interpreting"
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MA (Specialized Language for Business)

Christina Clark

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MA (Specialized Language for Business)

Christina Clark
Denmark
Local time: 21:05
Native speaker of: Danish
PRO pts in pair: 164

Grading comment

I decided to go with "interpreting"

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