The courses will be divided into three chronological cohorts: Biblical; Antiquity (Rabbinics); and Medieval through the Modern period. In order to obtain a Master degree the student will need to accumulate 36 credits (usually in three semesters: Fall; Spring and Summer\or Fall).The student may chose to focus on one cohort (with, nevertheless, a few courses from other cohorts) or to divide his studies between the three.

Following are examples of the courses we propose for 2020-2021, most of them are of 4 credits (two semesters) but some are of 2 credits (one semester) (this is a tentative list, depending on enrollment):

Jewish Studies, Program 2020-2021


 Dr. Cedric Cohen Skalli,

“Does the Jewish people have Art?” (2 points).

Dr. Moshe Lavee:

"Introduction to Rabbinic Literature - Mothers and Daughters" (2 points).

Dr. Micha Perry:

“Jews and Christians in the Jewish Middle Ages” A+B (4 points).

Dr. Dorota Burda Fischer:

“Together and apart – The Jews and the Holocaust in Polish culture” (2 points).

Dr. Hillel Newman:

“Jews and Christians in late antiquity” A+B (4 points).

Prof. Yossi Chajes:

“Riding the Chariot: A Magical Mystery Tour of the History of Jewish Esotericism" (4 points).

Dr. Yizhak Feder:

"Israel Among the Nations" (Biblical Studies) A+B (4 points).



All of these classes are mandatory, additional points are taken form the Program in Israel Studies and the International School.