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2009 Summer ProgramsTemple University’s summer study abroad programs allow you to use the world as your classroom. Students choose to study abroad during the summer for a variety of reasons. Many have academic requirements that do not allow them to spend an entire semester abroad. Some students want to improve their language skills, while others seek to experience daily life in another country. Finally, many students participate in short-term summer programs early in their college education, and then spend a semester or year abroad as juniors or seniors. Click here for general information about all of Temple's summer programs. BrazilPortuguese Language & Afro-Brazilian Culture. For students with a background or interest in Portuguese, Spanish, African-American studies, Latin American studies, music, dance, or art. Undergraduate credit available. Summer session II. CHINACultural Identities and Medical Pluralism in Yunnan Province. For students interested in everyday life in modern China, cultural anthropology, national identity and diverse medical knowledges. Summer session II. COSTA RICAFor students with a background in health, medicine, social work, political science, sociology, economics or international studies. Undergraduate and graduate credit available. Summer session I. FranceFrench Language at the Sorbonne. For students with a background in French or who want to begin the study of French. Undergraduate & graduate 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. Italy
JAMAICAInternational Service Learning. For students with a background or interest in education (both formal and community-based), development and service learning. Undergraduate and graduate credit available. Summer session I. Japan
Studies in Japanese Popular Media: Manga and Anime is a six-week, six-credit program based at Temple University, Japan Campus (TUJ). Undergraduate credit available. Summer session I. MexicoSpanish Language & Mexican Culture. For students who want to begin or continue studying Spanish, and have an interest in Latin American studies, media studies or Mexican literature. Undergraduate credit available. Summer session I. ScotlandStudio Art Workshop in Scotland. For students with a background in studio art. Undergraduate and graduate credit available. Summer session I.
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