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Summer 2010 ProgramsIn addition to summer sessions at Temple's campuses in Rome and Tokyo, Temple offers a wide variety of four- to six-week summer programs. All programs are open to students from any college or university who meet the eligibility requirements. Click here for general information about Temple's summer programs. BrazilPortuguese Language & Afro-Brazilian Culture CHINAThe Anthropology of Modern China: Chinese Cultural Citizenship in Yunnan COSTA RICAPublic Health FranceFrench Language at the Sorbonne For students who want to continue their study of French. Undergraduate credit available. Summer session II. GermanyIntensive German Language For students who would like to continue their study of German. Undergraduate credit available. Summer session I. GhanAWest African Civilization & Aesthetics For students with a background or interest in classical and contemporary African history, politics, literature, music, dance or theater. Undergraduate and graduate credit available. Summer session II. IndiaCulture, Art and Religion For students with a background or interest in anthropology, art, religion or history. Undergraduate and graduate credit available. Summer session I. ITALYFor students with a background or interest in international business, art history, history, journalism or studio art, or who would like to begin the study of Italian language. Undergraduate and graduate credit available. Summer session I. Rome Graduate Seminar in Aesthetics and Cultural Studies: Vision and Rationality For advanced undergraduate, graduate and post-doctoral students in fields such as literature, film studies, philosophy, art and social theory. Graduate credit available. Summer session I. JAMAICAInternational Service Learning For students who wish to work in multidisciplinary teams supporting the work of schools, agricultural cooperatives, public health and other community partners. Academics and community-based work are integrated into the coursework, stressing the connections between economic and social development, culture, history, and formal and informal education. Open to multiple majors. Undergraduate and graduate credit available. Summer session I. JapanTokyo Summer Session Temple University, Japan Campus, offers the Tokyo Summer Session for students with a background or interest in Asian studies, Japanese language, and a range of other disciplines in the humanities and social sciences. Undergraduate credit available. Spans summer sessions I & II. SpainSpanish Language, Literature & Film For students with a background in Spanish and an interest in Spanish culture, film or literature. Undergraduate credit available. Summer session II (Note: In 2010, students must depart for Spain on the last day of summer session I, which is June 28.) UNITED KINGDOMTyler Metals Workshop For students with a background in studio art. Undergraduate and graduate credit available. Spans summer sessions I & II.
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