study abroad

Julia Mayro holding a sign that says a Fulbright scholar in Spain
From studying abroad to Fulbright scholar: Temple student lands a teaching role in Spain
Type: News Story
Temple senior Julia Mayro heads to Spain to teach English to elementary and high school students. 
May 18, 2023
 Image of students on Table Mountain.
Global X: South Africa offers a transformative cultural immersion experience
Type: News Story
Global X: South Africa cultural immersion program invites students to study systems of oppression and make comparisons with the United States.
August 4, 2022
Tokyo, Japan
Temple study abroad programs in Italy, Japan: open and thriving
Type: News Story
COVID concerns have not stopped Temple students from international study.
March 17, 2021
Tokyo
48 hours in Tokyo
Type: News Story
Here’s how to experience the best of Tokyo in two days, devised with help from the experts at Temple Japan.
November 4, 2019
Temple students walking in Tokyo
Five things you didn’t know about Temple Japan’s new campus
Type: News Story
In Fall 2019, Temple Japan moved to a new campus that will significantly shape the future of the school and its student experience.
December 10, 2018
 A hand wearing a Temple glove in front of the Colosseum in Rome.
Temple University Rome celebrates 50th anniversary
Type: News Story
Over the past 50 years, Temple University Rome has transformed from a small art school into a prestigious interdisciplinary university.
September 2, 2016
Celebrate Temple University Rome's 50th anniversary
Type: Announcement
August 2, 2016
Top 5 misconceptions about studying abroad
Type: News Story
Continuing Temple's Study Abroad Week celebration, the Temple Today staff compiled this list of the top 5 misconceptions about studying abroad.
September 15, 2014
President Theobald signs inbound study-abroad agreement
Type: News Story
President Neil D. Theobald signed an inbound study-abroad agreement with Wang Yanxin, president of the China University of Geosciences (CUG) in Wuhan. Beginning in the fall, students from CUG will come to Temple to study as non-degree students for either one year or one semester.
February 7, 2014
Temple University Japan coming back strong
Type: News Story
In the aftermath of the earthquake, tsunami and subsequent nuclear accident that struck Japan in March 2011, enrollment at Temple University, Japan Campus (TUJ), Temple’s pioneering campus in Tokyo, took a hit. But now, buoyed by the energy of the Japanese economy and renewed optimism about the nation’s future, the number of degree-seeking and study-abroad students at TUJ is bouncing back.
November 14, 2013
Hilary L. Link appointed dean of Temple University Rome
Type: Announcement
Provost Hai-Lung Dai has announced the appointment of Hilary L. Link as the dean of Temple University Rome, one of the university's flagship international campuses and one of the largest and longest-standing study abroad programs in Italy.
October 14, 2013
Exhibit of Indian miniature paintings represents 12 years of collaboration
Type: News Story
A 12-year collaboration between Associate Professor of Anthropology Jhala Jayasinhji, Temple anthropology students and private artists has grown into a full-fledged Indian study abroad experience and led to a new type of contemporary painting that marries digital techniques with traditional Indian styles.
February 6, 2013
Abroad and on track: Science majors study in Europe through international consortium
Type: News Story
Through a consortium of universities from Europe, Canada and the U.S., Temple science majors can now study at one of 19 European universities in 10 countries and still graduate on time.
April 4, 2014
Faces of Temple: Gustavo Garcia
Type: News Story
When printmaking major Gustavo Garcia came to Temple's Tyler School of Art, working with a camera was at best an afterthought. But then he took a photography course at Temple Rome that changed how he sees the world and opened up new opportunities as an artist and a teacher. Learn more about Gustavo in the latest installment of the student profile series.
March 12, 2012
Study abroad options expand with new exchange programs
Type: News Story
Temple’s Office of Education Abroad has expanded its exchange programs to offer students the opportunity to study more curricular options in more locations. The programs enable Temple students to have a full academic and cultural immersion experience, sitting in classrooms with students from the host country, engaged in a different educational system and taking full advantage of student life.
February 9, 2012
Faces of Temple: Erik M. Jacobs
Type: News Story
Political science major Erik M. Jacobs shares how enrolling in a Temple political science course on campaigns and elections has led to opportunities with the U.S. Senate and Republican National Convention.
January 27, 2012
Short-term study abroad offers concentrated global experience
Type: News Story
Temple CIBER, based at the Fox School, offers short-term study abroad to attract students who are typically underserved in study abroad: males, minority students, athletes and certain majors that have lockstep curriculum that makes it difficult to spend a summer or semester abroad. In addition, many participants have never left the country before their short-term study abroad experience but then
December 9, 2011
More international students and scholars choosing Temple
Type: News Story
A new global living and learning community that brings together American and international students to live in Temple Towers residence hall is among the university's efforts to make campus friendlier for international students.
November 30, 2011
Faces of Temple: LaToya Stroman
Type: News Story
As part of a continuing series profiling students and the opportunities available to them at Temple, Latoya Stroman discusses her experience and the opportunities that led her from Community College of Philadelphia to London, England.
November 21, 2011
New scholarships available for undergrads to study abroad
Type: Announcement
November 27, 2007
Travel abroad expands horizons for Journalism grad
Type: News Story
Dreams of studying abroad started percolating for Melanie Menkevich during her summers at Wildwood on the Jersey Shore. As a teen, she worked on the boardwalk alongside students from around the world, making lifelong friends from Ireland, Egypt, Bulgaria and Russia.
May 13, 2010