Program Overview

Education Abroad and Overseas Campuses

The university offers various programs for education abroad and overseas campuses, including:

• Temple University Rome
  • Semester, Academic Year, Summer
  • Semester Architecture at Temple Rome
• Temple University, Japan Campus
  • Semester, Academic Year, Summer in Kyoto
  • Semester, Academic Year, Summer in Tokyo
  • Spring Architecture in Kyoto
• Temple University in Spain
  • Semester, Summer
• Temple Exchange Programs
• Temple Faculty-led Summer Programs
• External Programs Around the World

Programs

The university provides guidance for majors and offers various programs, including:

• Search all Programs
• Temple School College Guides
• Courses Abroad
• Internships Abroad
• Talking to your Academic Advisor

Planning and Resources

Resources for planning and preparing for study abroad include:

• Course Approvals
• Foundations of Study Abroad Videos
• Recorded Information Sessions
• Financing Study Abroad
  • Budgeting While Abroad
  • Cost Considerations
  • Financial Aid
  • Scholarships
• Passports & Visas
• Education Abroad Support
• TU Main Campus Housing
• Cultural Adaptation
• Health & Safety
• Sustainability Abroad
• Diversity Matters
  • Differing Abilities and Body Diversity
  • First-Generation Students
  • Heritage Seekers
  • Military-Affiliated Students
  • Non-Traditional Students
  • Race and Ethnicity Abroad
  • Religion and Spirituality Abroad
  • Sexuality and Gender Expression Abroad

Events and Deadlines

Information on upcoming events and deadlines, including:

• Application Deadlines
• Upcoming Events
• Event Registration

Student Experiences

Opportunities for students to share their experiences, including:

• Peer Advisors and Ambassadors
• Storytellers
• Returned Students: Share Your Experience
• Alumni Stories

About

Information about the university's mission, vision, and values, as well as:

• Education Abroad Advisory Committee
• Student Advisory Committee
• Temple Global Green
• News & Announcements
• Accreditation and Transcripts
• Policies
• Staff

Course Information

Film History I

• Course Number: 2675
• Subject: Film and Media Arts
• Semester(s) Offered: Fall
• Credit Hours: 4
• Description: This course surveys the broad trends in the development of cinema as an art and as an industry. Spanning from the beginning of cinema to the immediate post-World War II years, it will ask how a popular art arose and how cinema finds its expression either with or against its commercial nature. Topics to include the Hollywood studio system, European national and international cinema traditions, the avant-garde, the role of documentary and propaganda, and the role of women in the film industry.
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