Hi Mara,
I am assuming that you would undertake this online study into Spanish. So for all it is worth, I am indicating one source and possibility you might want to explore. http://www.sps.nyu.edu/academics/departments/foreign-languages/academic-offerings/ms-in-translation/study-options.html#ENG
Should you decide to pursue this link, don't forget to come back and share your experience here!
English into Spanish (Online Only)
Translation from English into Spanish contributes significantly to that growth, thanks to the increased political, economic, and social contacts between the US and the 20 Spanish-speaking sovereign countries in the world. The rapid growth in the Hispanic population in the US also has created a large domestic market, which has affected many areas of everyday life, including immigration law, social and medical services, business, and journalism. Spanish is one of the five official languages of the United Nations and its affiliates, which adds to the volume of translation work available in this language pair.
In this program, you will learn to produce accurate, clear, and expressive texts in Spanish from primary English sources. In addition, you will acquire the skills and the knowledge base needed to ensure you understand textually and culturally accurate terminology in the preparation of business and legal contracts and books and articles on global commerce, trade, or law.
The 36-credit study option focuses on legal and financial translation, as well as on software and website localization. The program delivers a rigorous curriculum that includes translation theory, linguistic analysis, and terminology management, as well as subject matter background courses in comparative legal systems and economics. The program strives to prepare well-rounded professional translators for the 21st century. For your convenience, it is delivered entirely online in a hybrid format.
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[Edited at 2017-01-06 04:10 GMT]
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