Modern Languages, translation or comparative literature MA

I'm going into my final year of a BA politics degree in September and am considering my options when I graduate. I already have an internship in finance I am hoping to convert into a grad role but am considering a masters instead as I'm unsure it's what I'm really passionate about.
When I was deciding for undergrad I was torn between politics and a triple modern language degree as I took A Levels in History, French, Spanish and Maths with As in languages and Bs in the others. However, I have kept up my language self study of both and picked up some Latin, Italian and Korean also though no formal exams. I also love literature and books and would love to look at literature translation as a career path (besides the finance internship I also do freelance copyediting for political campaigning and am looking for editorial publishing experience) but feel I have missed my calling with my BA choice. I am undertaking a semester abroad from September to February 2025 at Sciences Po Bordeaux where I also hope to pick up some foreign language classes in French.
If I can prove my language proficiency does anyone know of a Masters in translation for literature or linguistics that I could be eligible for or have any advice? I am currently predicted a 2.1 for context.