Architecture students normally enroll for the design studio and the accompanying theory seminar. Courses are taught by distinguished Italian architects and visiting faculty. The International Business program provides an opportunity for undergraduate students of business to study international business in a major European capital. During the spring semester, the emphasis is on international finance and economics. One economics and two finance courses are offered.
Students normally choose two to three business courses, Italian language, and an elective.
Guest speakers from the Italian business and academic communities enhance classroom lectures and discussions, as do field trips. Students wishing to enroll in the fall semester business courses are expected to have taken introductory marketing and management courses. The finance and economics courses offered in the spring semester assume a solid background in economics, including macro and microeconomics, as well as introductory finance and statistics. Liberal Arts and Italian Studies Liberal Arts courses at Temple Rome make the most of the splendid historical and cultural resources of Italy, with particular emphasis on Rome. Courses in Anthropology, Art History, Classics, Film, History, Italian Language, Literature, Political Science and Sociology are offered.