The Centre for Translation Studies is an academic and research institution dedicated to the study of translation, interpreting, and intercultural communication. It promotes interdisciplinary research on language, culture, literature, technology, and communication across linguistic barriers.

The Centre organizes lectures, workshops, seminars, and conferences to encourage scholarly discussion and professional development. It also supports the training of translators and interpreters and explores the use of modern technologies in translation. Through its activities, the Centre helps promote cultural understanding and communication in an increasingly multilingual world.

To promote interdisciplinary research in translation studies and improve practical translation skills.

• To strengthen the research environment in translation studies.
• To promote quality learning in translation.
• To empower research scholars by providing the necessary infrastructure and opportunities to improve their translation skills.

1. Ph.D. in Translation Studies

2. Post Graduate Diploma in Translation Studies

The Centre for Translation Studies was established in 2003. The M.Phil. programme commenced in the same year, followed by the Ph.D. programme in 2006.

The Centre's academic activities are supported by faculty members from the Departments of Sanskrit, Hindi, Malayalam and English. Its Board of Studies comprises the Heads of Departments and the Dean of the Faculty of Indian Languages.

The Centre has produced 45 M.Phil. graduates and 4 Ph.D. graduates. Its alumni have secured positions in government and semi-government organisations.