Graduates of the program have a wide range of career opportunities. They may work in governmental institutions (e.g., the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Union institutions), international organizations, translation agencies, publishing houses, media companies, or the private sector. Many also pursue freelance translation or interpreting. Those interested in academia may continue with graduate and doctoral studies in related fields.
Graduates can work in a variety of fields, including written translation (literary, technical, academic, legal, etc.), interpreting (consecutive and simultaneous), editing, content writing, localization, subtitling and dubbing, media and publishing, public institutions, diplomatic services, tourism, and multinational companies. Freelance work is also a common and viable career path for entrepreneurial graduates.
In accordance with the provisions of the 'Regulation on Undergraduate Transfer Between Higher Education Institutions,' it is possible to transfer from one department/program to another that offers an equivalent curriculum.