An extensive field study program complements the traditional classroom and studio curricula. Classes make regular trips to museums, architectural sites, and other points of interest in Rome. Many courses include field trips to other parts of Italy. The Villa Caproni, located in the heart of Rome on the Tiber River, houses all academic programs. The facilities at the Villa Caproni include a library with 13,000 volumes, classrooms, art and architecture studios, an art gallery, and complete technical facilities.
Students live in a residence where they have cooking and other facilities.
The residence is a convenient 30-minute walk to the Villa Caproni and five minutes from one of the major markets in Rome. Information on application, costs, and financial aid can be obtained from International Programs. Since then TUJ has expanded to offer an intensive English language program, associate and bachelor of arts degrees in Arts and Sciences, a master of education and Ed. The present student body at the Tokyo campus numbers 1,500 and includes students from a number of countries in addition to Japan. American undergraduate students may study at Temple Japan for a semester or year choosing from a broad range of studies in Liberal Arts, Asian Studies and Japanese language.