Temple University (Japan Campus), the only four-year US university in Japan, held a graduation ceremony on June 4, 2018, and many guests including the President of Temple University Richard Inglad and the delegation of the US main school I attended. In 6, a record high of 3 students graduated from both undergraduate (bachelor's) and graduate school (master's and doctoral degrees).
The ceremony was held as part of the 2018st Graduation Ceremony of Temple University Headquarters (Philadelphia, PA, USA) on May 5, 10. The number of graduates from Temple University, Japan Campus in 131 is 2018, the highest ever.Especially in the undergraduate course, the number of graduates has exceeded 319 for the first time, and the percentage of foreign students has been increasing since being designated as a foreign university Japanese school in 200.
At the ceremony, Mr. Turner of the US Embassy gave a congratulatory speech, and Mr. Patrick O'Connor, President of Temple University, gave a keynote speech, giving words to graduates who flew to the global society.
Temple University was founded in 1884 and was selected as one of the 2018-351th group in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 400. Temple University, Japan Campus, established in Tokyo in 1982, is the only four-year American university in Japan, focusing on producing global human resources and promoting the globalization of higher education in Japan.
In August 2019, the entire program of Temple University, Japan Campus is scheduled to move to Sangenjaya, Setagaya-ku, through the first attempt by Showa Women's University and the Global Campus Project.
Reference: [Temple University] Temple University, Japan Campus 2018 Graduation Ceremony
