Rich in cultural and intellectual life, London is a mecca for the student of mass media and theater. Since 1969, students from across the United States have attended Temple’s London programs, meeting the best people in British media and theater. It is also impossible to be in London and not make time for museum visits, field trips, and the pub culture.
Program Dates
Spring 2013: January 3 – April 14, 2013
Summer 2013: July 4 – August 10, 2013
Fall 2013: August 28– December 15, 2013
Spring 2014: January 8 – April 27, 2014
Summer 2014: July 3 – August 9, 2014 *tentative
Check out this promotional video for the London Summer program!
Program Highlights
- Intern at British or American media or theater organizations for college credit
- Take courses in advertising, broadcasting, film and media arts, journalism, mass media, strategic communication, and theater
- Live in the heart of London
- Participate in numerous excursions in and around London
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Student Blogger
Find out all of the need-to-know tips about London before you even arrive! Take a peak at life abroad with help from this semester’s SMC student blogger, Kandace Kohr. Watch her latest entry below or view all of her videos here!
If you would like to see Kandace’s full length video of her recap in London, with interviews from other student participants in the Fall 2012 London semester, click here.
Alumni Testimonials
Jaclyne Hopkins Temple London Fall 2008; Double-major in Communications and History; Intern at Prospero World: www.prosperoworld.org
“My study away experience meant the world to me, literally. I took away that traveling is a blessing and being able to study culture, especially media, in a country other than the US, makes us more aware individuals. I grew not only as a student of Temple, but as a person of our world, because the global outlook I received by studying in London (especially during the 2008 presidential election) allowed me to broaden my scope of interest in world affairs and share my knowledge when I returned.”