Temple University Rome’s Global Bridge Program is an undergraduate curriculum program designed for non-native English speakers who need to strengthen their advanced academic language skills while taking courses for academic credit to ensure their academic success.
Through a combination of credit-bearing and non-credit-bearing courses, students gain essential skills for success at an American university. While in the Global Bridge Program, students can earn a minimum of 12 course credits (and up to 15 credits in some cases) toward their undergraduate degree.
Global Bridge Program
Bridge Level 3 (only) is offered at Temple University Rome Campus. Please contact our Admissions team for more details. [click-for-email]
Costs
Participation in the Temple Rome Global Bridge Program costs $7,000 in addition to the flat tuition rate for Temple Rome students taking between 12 and 18 credits.
Qualifications to apply for the Temple University Rome BRIDGE 3 program
Estimated English Level for placement in tHE Bridge Program:
TOEFL iBT® Test 71 - less than 79, or
TOEFL ITP® Paper Edition Test 525 - less than 550, or
IELTS 5.5, or
PTE 50 - less than 53
Duolingo – less than 90
Courses (up to 12 credit hours /19 hours week):
Undergraduate ITAL (4 credits, 4 hours/week)
Undergraduate Math (4 credits, 4 hours/week - level based on Placement)
Undergraduate General Education (4 credits, 4 hours/week)
Speaking Lab III (Non-credit, 1 hour/week)
Reading Lab III (Non-credit, 1 hour/week)
Grammar Lab III (Non-credit, 1 hour/week)
Academic Writing (Non-credit, 4 hours/week)
Why choose Temple’s Global Bridge program?
The Global Bridge Program at Temple University Rome provides you with:
a welcoming international community designed to help you succeed at Temple University Rome
academic English courses as well as classes focused on university culture, academic expectations, and essential study skills
personalized tutoring and academic support to strengthen your performance in university courses
ongoing guidance throughout your academic journey—from arrival in Rome to graduation
the opportunity to earn a minimum of 12 (and up to 15) university credits