Interpreting (British Sign Language - English) (Hons)

Overview

At the  Interpreting (British Sign Language - English) (Hons) course at  University of Wolverhampton you will have access to a range of learning environments and technology to support your learning.  These include, film studio, social work flat, mock hospital ward, collaborative classroom spaces and other areas to enhance your learning.  

Your studies will culminate in an opportunity to prepare you for working as an interpreter. This is done through practical application of learning through a well-established work placement component in the final year. To date, upon graduation, students have found a high level of employability success. 

Why Wolverhampton?

• The BA (Hons) British Sign Language (Interpreting) is one of the few in the country. 
• The course is taught by a well-established and long-standing team of deaf and hearing staff from diverse backgrounds, with many years of experience and well known within their field. 
• The course makes use of innovative teaching and learning practices in simulated learning environments.  
• Throughout the years, staff have been nominated for various awards in recognition of support for students and innovation in teaching. 
• External examiners through the years have commented on the high standard of teaching and varied assessment.