• Monterrey Institute of International Studies
Three Master's degree programs are available in Interpreting through Monterrey, and they are Translation (MAT), Translation & Interpretation (MATI), and Conference Interpretation (MACI). A variety of languages are taught in this field such as Chinese, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Russian, and Spanish. Each of these degrees can be completed in 2 years. Multi-language training is available, but English usually has to be in the combination.

• Kent State University
Kent State's MA in translation is taught in French, German, and Spanish. The curriculum involves a total of 36 semester hours and a variety of translation training including literary, legal, technical, and some localization software application. An outline for courses to be taken each semester is outlined on the website.

• University of Charleston
Charleston's MA is in Bilingual Spanish/English Legal Interpreting. The curriculum consists of 15 courses taken over a two-year period. Two consecutive summers of 8 weeks must be spent at Charleston, because the program is not available during regular terms. Two of the required courses are taken away from the university, an internship and practicum, taken in the court jurisdiction of choice.

• Arkansas State University
The ASU Masters of Fine Arts in Literary Translation is a 3-year program. Students must possess personal expression and creativity in order to perform this type of translation. The program consists of 24 credit hours in the literature of the source language and 12 hours in translation. The knowledge of 2 foreign languages is required.

• University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee
As an extension of the graduate certificate offered here, UWM gives an
MA option to students. All of the same courses are required, with the
addition of two translation theory classes and a final certification
examination. None of these 30 credits can be completed as an
undergraduate, which is the case with their graduate certificate.