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The course is designed to combine general academic experience with practical experience in fields such as public policy, local, state and federal government agencies, interest advocacy, campaigns and elections, law firms, government affairs, and NGOs, among others.
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This course offers an overview of theories and methods that are used to undertake research in journalism studies. Theoretical inquiries related to audience, news content, and news production including news effects, agenda setting, and gatekeeping, are the focus of class discussion and student activities.
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Our understanding of much of reality relies on statistics. Many claims about our world, our society and other societies, specific organizations (such as Temple University), and even our minds and bodies rest on statistical data.
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Peer Teachers provide supplemental instruction in first- and second-year courses, promote student engagement, and model successful study habits and academic preparedness for students with whom they work.
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This course prepares students for further historical or other academic studies and for related professional careers in law, journalism, or executive management. More importantly, the course engages students' concerns as life-long participants in American democracy.
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Learn how a theatrical play progresses from a concept to a fully-realized production. Students begin by learning how theater, movies and television reflect human psychology and society, move on to analyzing scripts, and finally explore how storytelling artists bring those scripts to life.
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We strongly encourage all students to study Italian language in Rome. We offer courses for students at all levels, from beginner to advanced. Italian 1001 is required for fall and spring semester students if you have not completed at least one semester of college-level Italian prior to arriving in Rome.You may choose between Italian 1001 or the Beginner Italian Combined courses (1001 and 1002 ...
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Innovative Collaboration and Learning Experiences. At Temple University, our students are not limited to traditional academic pathways. Our world-class, career-ready programs offer interdisciplinary and experiential opportunities, and they are designed so that areas of study are offered across multiple schools and colleges—each with specific learning outcomes.