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Master of Liberal Arts Program
811 Anderson Hall
Temple University
Philadelphia, PA 19122
215-204-1644 (phone)
215-204-9611 (fax)
Jayne K. Drake
Director, MLA Program
mla@temple.edu
215-204-7743 (phone)
Michael Szekely
Assistant Director, MLA Program
mszekely@temple.edu
215-204-6704 (phone)
Stephanie Morawski
Coordinator
morawski@temple.edu
215-204-1644 (phone)
Advanced Study in the Liberal Arts
The core of the Master of Liberal Arts degree entails a broad range of interdisciplinary courses that draw from such areas as cultural studies, philosophy, American studies, media/film studies, sociology, women's studies, psychology, journalism, and political science. Students also have the opportunity to take courses from a variety of graduate programs across the College of Liberal Arts and elsewhere in the University. In general, the great strength of the MLA program is that it can be tailored to the student's own particular interests, and students are encouraged to develop an individual focus, based on their personal, academic, and professional objectives.
About the MLA Program
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The MLA Office is at 811 Anderson Hall, on Temple University's Main Campus.
Temple University Center City (TUCC) is located at 1515 Market Street in Philadelphia.
"The MLA Program has enhanced my personal development by allowing me to learn new concepts and ideas in an engaging, stimulating academic environment with students of all ages, races, and backgrounds. I have been able to select from among a wide variety of comprehensive courses, ranging from classical Western literature to African philosophical thought." -Valerie Harrison, Attorney