Temple University Center City

General Information

Located across the street from City Hall and surrounded by the home offices of major national corporations, Temple University Center City offers a wide selection of undergraduate and graduate courses and full degree programs in the evening, as well as stimulating non-credit workshops and seminars during the day, in the evening, and on weekends.

Location and Contact Information

1515 Market Street
215-204-8822
https://universitycollege.temple.edu/center-city

Administration

Vicki Lewis McGarvey, Vice Provost for University College
Nedra Darrisaw, Facilities Manager
Tina Young, Conference Center Manager

Credit Programs

Most of Temple University's schools and colleges offer courses at Temple University Center City (TUCC). It is possible to complete the following undergraduate degree programs at TUCC in the evening:

  • Business Administration
  • Bachelor of General Studies (some courses may be offered online)

Students can also complete many of their general education requirements at the campus.

Student Services

Hours of Operation

During regular semesters, the TUCC administration office (suite 215) is open 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., Monday through Thursday, and 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Friday. When Temple University is not in session, please call 215-204-8822 for hours.

Academic Advising and Registration

Matriculated students, those admitted to a degree program at Temple University, benefit from academic advising tailored to their specific schools and colleges. Academic advisors from the following schools and colleges hold regular office hours at TUCC for matriculated students. All other matriculated students should contact their department or dean's office for advising instructions.

  • College of Liberal Arts - Visit the College of Liberal Arts academic advising page to schedule an academic advising appointment.
  • Fox School of Business and Management - Appointments are required. To schedule an appointment, use the FSB online appointment system.
  • General Studies - Bachelor of General Studies students can receive personalized support from the University College Academic and Student Services team. Contact us by phone at 215-204-6565 or via e-mail at BGSadmissions@temple.edu to speak with a team member.
  • Other Programs - If you are a degree student in a program not listed above, call 215-204-5763 for assistance.

Career Advising

Whether you're seeking information, an internship or employment, visit the Career Center to learn more about accessing services.

Center City Technology Center

Accessing a computer is as easy as a trip to the Center City Technology Center located on the fourth floor. Many resources are available including a help desk, laser printing and scanners. A laptop and battery share kiosk is available for students to check out a laptop or battery bank to use in their classrooms and recharge their mobile devices while in class. Call 215-204-1521 for more information about available resources or hours of operation.

Student Photo ID Cards

Students registering for the first time can have a photo ID card made in the TUCC administration office (suite 215). Call 215-204-8822 for more information or hours of operation.

Parking

As a service to our students, Temple University has negotiated parking discounts with participating garages at the listed locations on our web site. Temple University Center City has no business relationship with these garages and does not play a role in making their policies. In order to receive the discount, students must have their parking ticket validated and show their Temple ID card. The validation and list of participating garages are available at the security desk in the ground floor lobby area.

Facilities

The TUCC campus occupies six floors at 1515 Market Street. There are over 60 classrooms, conference rooms, and computer classrooms. All classrooms have access to the internet and computer technology.

Meeting and Training Space

The next time your organization needs meeting or training space, consider Temple University Center City. We offer classrooms, conference rooms, and computer labs in a wide range of capacities and a variety of configurations. Every room is equipped with white boards, a ceiling-mounted LCD projector, and a computer. A selection of media equipment is available to enhance your event. All rooms have large windows that provide plenty of natural light and beautiful views. Clients value our convenient location and the professional quality of the space. Affordable rates make TUCC an attractive option to non-profit organizations and government agencies, and you are free to choose your own caterer. Rooms can be rented for full or half days. There is no charge to Temple student organizations. Call 215-204-4357 for information, or to meet with a representative and view the facility.

Lounges and Vending areas

Lounges, seating and vending areas are located on all floors and provide good places to relax or study.

Vending Machines

Vending machines are located in the seating and vending areas on the second, third, fourth, and fifth floors. Call 215-204-0589 if there is a problem with the machines.

Internet Access

Wireless Internet access is available throughout the TUCC campus. In addition, Ethernet connections and power outlets are located around the perimeter of all lounge areas. For more information, contact Center City Technology Center, 215-204-1521.

Non-Credit Programs

TUCC hosts a wide variety of non-credit programs including the Real Estate Institute, the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, the Boyer Music Preparatory Program (Music Prep) and a selection of professional development programs offered by Temple's schools and colleges. For detailed information on these programs, see the Non-Credit Programs section of this Bulletin or go to https://noncredit.temple.edu.

Real Estate Institute

Non-credit real estate programs for professionals and consumers. Call 215-204-1539 for more information.

Music Prep

Dynamic non-credit music and dance programs for infants through adults. Call 215-204-1512 for more information.

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Temple University (OLLI)

A membership organization that offers non-credit learning and enrichment programs for retirees. Call 215-204-1505 for more information.