HISTORY
Welcome to Rome
For almost 50 years, Temple University Rome has been a center for hands-on, interdisciplinary learning, where Rome is the classroom, the studio, the campus.
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Visit our Campus
The Temple University Rome is housed in the Villa Caproni, an historic building facing the Tiber River in the heart of Rome, an ideal setting for a study abroad center.
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GALLERY OF ART
Established in 1990 the Gallery of Art has hosted hundreds of shows, performances, concerts and other events since its inception.
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IN THE HEART OF ITALY
With Rome as a home base, faculty-led excursions are an integral component to many of the classes offered at Temple Rome.
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FALL 2018 DEADLINE APRIL 15th
Start your first year of university in Rome and finish your degree in Philadelphia. Apply today!
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ROME ENTRY YEAR PROGRAM
Earn your degree in Rome and Philadelphia Start your university studies in Rome and finish your degree in the…
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FACILITIES
The Temple University Rome is housed in the Villa Caproni, a beautiful and historic building facing the Tiber River…
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STUDY ABROAD
Because of its size and extensive facilities, Temple Rome is able to offer a broad array of courses to…
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Temple University Rome Campus
Since 1966 Temple University Rome has proudly been housed in the stately Villa Caproni, a building along the banks of the Tiber River, just north of Piazza del Popolo. As a satellite campus of Temple University in Philadelphia, PA, Temple University Rome has evolved into one of the longest-standing and most prestigious American study abroad programs in Italy.
ONSITE LEARNING IN ITALY AND EUROPE
With Rome as a home base, faculty-led excursions are an integral component to many of the classes offered at Temple Rome.
Classes not only take advantage of the living cultural museum that is Rome, but often go further afield to explore Italy and beyond.
BEYOND THE CLASSROOM
EXPERIENTIAL EDUCATION
Temple Rome students have ample opportunities to engage with the city of Rome, beyond the classroom. In addition to meeting guests who visit the Villa Caproni for gallery openings, lectures, critiques, and special events, Temple Rome students every day are provided with opportunities to engage with and learn from Italians through internships, tutoring programs, volunteer opportunities, and more.
Our internship program provides students with an immersive, in-depth introduction to the Italian workplace, coupled with an academic context for their experience. Read about all of the students activities organize at Temple Rome each semester like soccer nights, wine tasting, Tiramisù Extravaganza and many more. Through our popular “Mamiani Project”, every semester 15-20 Temple Rome students engage weekly as English conversation tutors in 15 different classes with over 300 Italian high school students. Students are invited to take part in a number of volunteer opportunities: from helping at a soup kitchen for a shift to a semester-long commitment at a refugee center in Rome.INTERNSHIPS
STUDENT ACTIVITIES
TUTORING
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
TUR News & events
Alter Ego – Artisti Per Passione
Mostra: Alter Ego – Artisti Per Passione Data: Gallery opening on Tuesday, June 5th at 7pm. Dove:…
Impronte Romane
Mostra: Impronte Romane: New Directions in Printmaking Curated by Devin Kovach and Sarah Linford Data: Gallery opening…
Karaoke Night
The semester is coming to a close, so the students here at Temple University Rome are taking…
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