Program Overview

Judaic Studies Program

Overview

The Harold Schnitzer Family Program in Judaic Studies offers undergraduate students a comprehensive education in the history, religion, and civilization of the Jewish people. The program emphasizes two years' proficiency in Hebrew language and literature and is interdisciplinary, allowing students to take courses from various departments that align with their interests.

Program Details

• Degree Options:
  • Undergraduate degree: BA
  • Undergraduate minor
• Program Emphasis:
  • History of Western civilization through the perspective of Judaic studies
  • Two years' proficiency in Hebrew language and literature
• Interdisciplinary Approach:
  • Students can take courses from a variety of departments that appeal to their unique interests
• Benefits:
  • Advanced language skills
  • Increased awareness of diverse cultures and traditions
• Enhancement Opportunities:
  • Study abroad programs in Jerusalem or with Jewish communities in Europe

Admissions

• First-Year:
  • Deadlines
  • Requirements
• Transfer:
  • Deadlines
  • Requirements
• International:
  • Deadlines
  • Requirements

Additional Information

• Flexible Program:
  • Can complement many other different majors
• Exploration Opportunities:
  • Majors and minors
  • Visit campus
  • Alumni