Studio G

Students in the audio and live entertainment program can enhance their education through hands-on experiences at Studio G, Temple University's premier studio. Studio G features a 32-i/o Pro Tools Ultimate system with Antelope Orion 32 interface, WAVES Mercury and Restoration bundles and Melodyne plug-ins, and Steinberg WaveLab Pro mastering software. The studio's hardware includes a Trident-88 24x8x2 mixing board, eight (8) channels each of Rupert Neve Portico 5024 and Millennia HV-3D mic preamps. Additionally, Studio G is home to a state-of-the-art microphone collection, including brands like Neumann, Sennheiser, Shure and more.

Research Facilities

Temple’s urban setting in the nation’s fourth largest media market makes the Lew Klein College of Media and Communication an ideal center for cutting-edge research and creative work. Academic and artistic exchanges occur across disciplines here, and our talented professors and inquisitive students explore the role of communication in public life.

You’ll be able to work alone, with other students and with faculty on numerous scholarly and creative projects, conducting research, presenting at conferences and submitting to journals. Travel and research funding is available to help support your work.

Research Funding

In 2016, the National Science Foundation placed Temple University among the top 100 in terms of research expenditures, which amounted to $242 million. Learn more about the university’s research support efforts.