1. THE CITY IN ENGLISH CULTURE London Summer 2015

2. Pictures from 2013

3. The Aims The opportunity to deepen and broaden your knowledge of English and world literature, culture, and history by studying in one of the world’s great cities. The opportunity to study in small classes with tenure-track faculty. The opportunity to study abroad while spending less money that you would in programs funded by private universities (Penn, Arcadia, etc.).

4. The Instructors Steve Newman: established program in 2013; widely published in Eighteeenth-century and Romantic literature English and Scottish literature; CLA, Temple, and national teaching awards Sue Wells, former chair of English, internationally known scholar, author of 3 books, expert in rhetorical theory and Early Modern/Renaissance literature, experience teaching abroad (Rome, Japan), highly-regarded teacher

5. The Courses English 824: The Quest for Utopia—GenEd Human Behavior English 834: Representing Race--GenEd Race and Diversity English 2202: Introduction to English Lit, 1660- 1900—required for English major (also counts toward minor) English 2297: Shakespeare—2000-level elective for English major (also counts toward minor) Note: Studying abroad also satisfies the GenEd World Society requirement

6. The Fieldtrips: A Sampling All: 5 Shakespeare plays, Stratford-upon-Avon, 1660-1900 play tbd Quest for Utopia: The Tower of London, The Royal Society, The British Library Representing Race: Slavery and the City Walk, Jewish London Walk, Museum of Immigration Intro to English Lit: William Blake Walk, Kensington Palace, The Victoria and Albert Museum Shakespeare: see above Optional: Hampton Court, Lake District

7. The Cost Temple tuition ~ $3100 +Program fee +Other expenses =Approx. $8-10K Scholarships and financial aid available : See Education Abroad office

8. The Procedure Application deadline February 15, 2015 for Summer 2015 but the sooner the better If interested in more info, contact: snewman@temple.edu