The American Sign Language/English Interpreting Program has the goal of educating students to become community interpreters who possess analytical skill and an ability to combine and synthesize the diverse and complex aspects of human language behavior in contemporary society. Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) is one of a small number of universities to offer a bachelor's degree in Interpreting.

Austin, TX

In the Interpreting concentration students develop a specialized ability to facilitate communication between Deaf people and hearing people. Minneapolis, MN

The University of Louisville (UofL) and Eastern Kentucky University (EKU) have entered into a cooperative academic agreement to offer a Bachelor of Science degree in in Interpreter Training on the campus of the University of Louisville. Louisville, KY

LaGuardia Community College is a public institution with a history of serving students from diverse cultures. Its Program for Deaf Adults has been serving Deaf and Hard of Hearing students since 1975 and has been providing interpreter education since 1988. New York City, NY

The Interpreter Training Program at MCC is designed to teach the basic interpreting skills and the ethical behavior required of professional interpreters providing services to Deaf and hard-of-hearing persons. Waco, TX

The National Interpreter Education Center at Northeastern University serves as the primary point of coordination and collaboration for the National Consortium of Interpreter Education Centers (the National Consortium). We are funded by the US Department of Education under the Rehabilitation Services Administration. Boston, MA

Spartanburg, South Carolina

UALR’s program includes second language learning, foundations in deafness, deaf culture and other cultures, beginning to advanced methods in interpretation, electives, and core requirements.

The students in UNM's signed language interpreting program come from varied backgrounds but are drawn together by their interest in the language and culture of the deaf community and the communication needs of hard of hearing individuals.

The ITT concentration seeks to educate students to become interpreters for deaf individuals. A program of 56-59 credit hours is planned for the student majoring in the Interpreter Training concentration. Tampa, Florida

The Western Region Interpreter Education Center (WRIEC), a collaborative endeavor of Western Oregon University, Monmouth, OR and El Camino Community College, Torrance, CA is dedicated to the provision of quality education and professional development opportunities for interpreters at all skill levels.