General Studies | Undergraduate Program | Temple University, Japan Campus

Temple University, Japan Campus

General Studies enables students, in consultation with the Academic Advising Center, to design an interdisciplinary major in the humanities (critical languages, English, philosophy and religion) or social sciences (American studies, Asian studies, economics, history, political science and psychology). Students may create an area of study that embraces an intellectual theme, such as environmental and population control, human rights, war and peace, or moral and ethical responsibilities.

Major Requirements

General Studies Major

Coordinator for General Education & the General Studies Program and Assistant Professor

General Studies, Legal Studies
Assistant Professor /
Coordinator for General Education & General Studies
Programs
Undergraduate
Beasley School of Law

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Johnathan McCaskill

Interview with Prof. Sachiko Horiguchi

Expanding your possibilities
with General Studies

Sample Curriculum

Required Courses

15 Courses in Liberal Arts, Including five courses from the concentration

Sample for History Concentration

History

Five electives
(at least three must be at the 2000 level or above)

Social Science

Seven electives in three different social science areas other than History

*Of the above 12 courses, at least 2 courses must be writing-intensive at the upper level

Humanities

Three electives at the 2000 level or above

CLA 1002 Professional Development for Liberal Arts Majors

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