Study abroad programs overview
- Semester, academic year and summer programs for U.S. undergraduates
- Fall, spring, and 10-week summer semester study abroad students take classes alongside degree-seeking Japanese students, as well as other degree-seeking international students from over 60 countries
- Courses include Japanese language at all levels, for native and non-native speakers, and courses in anthropology; art; art history; Asian studies; communications studies; economics; history; international business studies; journalism; media studies and production; political science and psychology
- Instruction is in English
- Internship opportunities are available
About Temple University, Japan Campus
- Tokyo campus of Temple University
- Founded in 1982, Temple University Japan is the oldest and largest foreign university in Japan
- First foreign university to be nationally recognized by Japan's Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology
- Enrollment is approximately 3,900 students per year (about 1,400 degree-seeking undergraduates; 200 graduate students; 2,000 students in non-degree programs)
- Multinational student body
Participating institutions for study abroad
Study abroad students come from Temple University, as well as institutions across the U.S. View recently participating institutions.