Temple University in India
India
Term: Summer
Dates: late May to late June
Description:
The Temple University in India summer program, based in the medieval town of Dhrangadhra in Gujarat, is intended to investigate Indian civilization through an anthropological study of its religious and artistic traditions, both ancient and contemporary. Upper-level undergraduate students and graduate students may apply. The mode of study is highly experiential and combines workshops, field trips and short apprenticeships. Each student conducts an independent field research project, focusing on an area of particular interest. Study is supervised by Dr. Jayasinhji Jhala, associate professor of anthropology at Temple University, whose lectures supplement the curriculum. Local academics, performers of art, music, theater, painting, sculpture and religious leaders also address and instruct the students. As this is an experiential learning opportunity, students with technical skills such as video making and photography; studio skills such as painting, sculpture and jewelry making; or performance skills in dance, music, theater or yoga, are encouraged to apply.
Degree Level: Bachelors Degree (Undergraduate)
Cost in US$: Approximately $4500-$7000, depending on level and residency
Cost Include Description:
2009 Undergraduate Tuition, Pennsylvania Resident (6 credits): $2520 2009 Undergraduate Tuition, non-Pennsylvania Resident (6 credits): $4242 2009 Graduate Tuition, Pennsylvania Resident (6 credits): $3438 2009 Graduate Tuition, non-Pennsylvania Resident (6 credits): $5022Estimated India Fee: $1900 The India Fee includes housing, meals and local travel. Please note that program costs are estimates and will be updated.
Experience Required: no
Participants Travel to India
Independently
Application Process Involves:
- Essay
- Letters of Reference
- Other
- Transcript
- Written Application
Temple University's Mission Statement: The Temple University International Programs office is responsible for administering Temple-sponsored study abroad programs; advising Temple students on study abroad program and scholarship opportunities; serving as a liaison between the main campus and our campuses in Rome and Tokyo, acting as a resource for the Temple University community on matters concerning international education, and responding to increasing interest in international activities on the part of Temple students and faculty.
We continue to develop and strengthen the international education programs that help Temple students attain a global perspective. We recognize that today, more than ever, the world demands that students understand other countries and how they are linked together. We are committed to the notion that through international education, Temple students enrich their general education, acquire knowledge and experience for their later professional success, and develop life skills needed to become competent and engaged global citizens.
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