Which university in France specializes in translation?

Translation education belongs to a university. Generally speaking, the study period is two or three years. It trains high-level translators and recruits students with at least DEUG or bachelor's degree.

The second largest translation cadre school in Toulouse enrolls students in the ESUCA Level, with a two-year academic system and a junior college diploma.

ITI, the second largest school of translation and international relations in Strasbourg, carries out high-level teaching, trains talents in translation, terminology, international affairs and conference interpretation, issues ISIT diplomas, recruits students of different levels through unified examinations, and takes exams in July and September.

The three major translation schools (ESIT) in Paris offer the following diplomas: LEA bachelor's and master's degrees (translation major), DESS in conference translation or interpretation, diploma in simultaneous translation, DEA in translation and doctorate.

Personally, I think Paris is the best of the three. Of course, it depends on personal ability to decide whether to apply for the exam. The following are the requirements for French proficiency:

Linguists believe that candidates can translate in two, three or four languages. None of the candidates' languages belong to the language of the special system. This language is defined as a, b and c languages that meet professional standards. Class A and B languages are active, but the cognition of language is passive. Work with one language and another.

PS: The three requirements of Paris are to master two foreign languages.