Programs

Study Abroad Process at Fox

Temple University’s Education Abroad Office has provided a quick reference guide for Fox students to assist you as you plan your study abroad experience. Download it here

The first step towards participating in a study abroad program is to connect with the Education Abroad Office by attending a Foundations of Study Abroad Session. Click here to learn more and register.

You are then required to meet with your academic advisor to create an academic plan.

For all Fox International Partner Programs listed below, you must then visit the Fox International Programs Office on the 7th Floor of Alter Hall to complete the application paperwork specific to the institution that you are applying (American Business School Paris, CEFAM Lyon, ITAM Mexico, Quinn School Dublin). Please note these are categorized as”External Programs” by the Office of Education Abroad

Visit The Office of Education Abroad to view all program deadlines.

Temple University’s Center for International Business Education (CIBE) presents

A Virtual Faculty Development in International Business

May 24^th – June 4^th, 2021

Data, Ethics, and the Future of Work in the Digital Global Economy

The global environment of business has not faced a crisis of epic proportions like it is now for at least a century. Supply chains have broken down, exports have declined precipitously, and rising nationalism has led to tariffs wars and political investigations that have seriously undermined trade. Yet at the same time, new opportunities have emerged, utilizing technology, adaptive manufacturing, and a host of other ingenious ideas that are beginning to shape a new landscape in international business. Understanding this new environment requires tapping into the knowledge of experts working on the front lines and making these changes happen. This is why we are writing to you today.

The Virtual FDIB will cover AI, Machine Learning, Blockchain and other disruptive technologies and how to navigate their ethical implications in the areas of finance, marketing, law, and supply chain management, among others. Exclusive content has been sourced from experts based in regions around the world to provide a springboard to pedagogical and research pursuits following participation. In addition, the program will introduce cultural components to examine the diversity of viewpoints held by both business leaders and global consumers about the collection and use of data.

More information and registration here.

Temple and International Partner Programs

Paris, France

The American Business School Paris, Institut de Gestion Sociale
Application Information

The American Business School (ABS) was established in 1985, and is one of the first English-speaking business schools in France modeled on American undergraduate business education. In 1995, ABS joined the Institut de Gestion Sociale (IGS). IGS University and its associated schools are among the top-ranked private educational institutions in France. Since its inception, the American Business School has attracted students from around the world and has evolved from a uniquely Franco-American vision to a completely global approach to business education. Today, the American Business School has over 700 alumni working in over 22 countries in marketing, finance, import/export and sales positions. ABS offers the opportunity to learn French language and culture and take business courses in English with local European students. Located in the heart of Paris’s 10th district, ABS is within walking distance of many restaurants, shops, museums and historic monuments. The school is also convenient to the extensive Paris metro system.

Lyon, France

Centre d’Etudes Franco-Americain de Management (CEFAM)
Application Information

Part of the Institut de Gestion Sociale (IGS), CEFAM is an undergraduate level, private business school with a long standing relationship with the Fox School of Business and Management. Located in France’s second largest city, Lyon, CEFAM has built its reputation on high academic standards as well as on the European and American perspective it offers to students. CEFAM is comprehensive in nature, permitting students to take classes in a variety of business as well as non-business topics. Classes are taught in English by CEFAM professors with advanced degrees and wide experience in their areas of expertise. As a fundamentally American institution, CEFAM students benefit from the quality of an American business education in an international setting.

Mexico City, Mexico

Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM)
Application Information

Founded in 1946 by the Asociación Mexicana de Cultura under the leadership of the distinguished industrialist, Mr. Raúl Bailleres and located in Mexico City, ITAM is one of the top-ranked private business schools in Mexico and Latin America, and is one of the only two schools in Mexico accredited by AACSB International. ITAM offers classes in strategic management, finance, actuarial science, accounting, MIS, and economics. Students can study at ITAM in either Fall Semester (early August to late December) or Spring Semester (mid-January to the end of May). Classes are taught in Spanish by ITAM faculty, a majority of who have obtained PhDs and teaching experience at U.S. institutions.

Tokyo, Japan

Temple University Japan (TUJ)
Application Information

The Temple University Japan study abroad program offers U.S. undergraduates the opportunity to study in Tokyo for a semester, summer, or full academic year alongside bilingual Japanese and other international students. The academic program is comprised of an extensive liberal arts curriculum that includes Japanese language instruction and upper-level courses in American Studies, art, art history, Asian Studies, communications, economics, history, international relations, political science, psychological studies, religion, and sociology. Starting in Fall 2010, only lower level business courses will transfer for credit so this program is ideal for sophomores. Here are a few of the many offered: IB/GSM 2501: Fundamentals of Asian Business, Mktg 2101: Marketing Management; Econ 1101: Macroeconomic Principles; Econ 1102: Microeconomic Principles; Acct 2101: Financial Accounting and Acct 2102: Managerial Accounting. Students pursuing the Asian Business and Society Certificate will be able to complete required coursework at TUJ. Internships are available to students with conversational to advanced Japanese language skills.

Rome, Italy

Temple University Rome (TUR)
Application Information

Established in 1992, the International Business Program at Temple University’s Rome campus provides undergraduate students a unique opportunity to study international trade, marketing and business practices from a global perspective. Students will investigate aspects of the international marketplace such as the environment of multinational corporations, marketing in the European Community, and international finance. Course work, guest speakers, field trips and personal experiences help them understand the European cultural and business environment and how it compares and contrasts with their own. TUR offers summer, single semester, and full-year programs in international business. Fox School of Business and Management and TUR faculty teach classes in English.

Dublin, Ireland

Quinn School of Business, University College Dublin
Application Information

University College Dublin (UCD) dates its origin from the foundation in 1851 of the Catholic University of Ireland. Today, it is Ireland’s largest university with 22,000 students and 2,500 academic staff. More than 2,000 international students from 80 different countries are currently studying at UCD and are welcomed for the valuable international dimension that they add to campus life. The Quinn School of Business, UCD, is the only business school in Ireland to hold both the AACSB and EQUIS accreditation – the quality mark for top ranking business schools in the U.S. and Europe.

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