History majors really get to know their professors at Temple. The department's ratio of students in the majors to faculty is 5-1. Internships offer students attractive ways to put their education to practical use. Students can learn new skills and explore professional goals while making contributions to the workplace. Opportunities are available in archives, museums, historical parks, and historic preservation.
Japanese language is offered at all levels.
The courses are taught by a distinguished faculty, and except for the Japanese language courses are conducted in English. Temple University also has its own campus in Rome, which offers courses in history as well as in the other liberal arts, architecture, international business, and the visual arts. Students may also participate in any of Temple's exchange programs. Currently, exchange programs are in place with the University of Puerto Rico at Rio Piedras, the University of Hamburg and Tuebingen University of Germany, and the University of East Anglia in England. Many graduates find employment in government service, insurance, banking, business, and communications.