Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts and Sciences in Interdisciplinary Studies - Jewish Studies

The Program in Jewish Culture & Society sponsors this concentration. This concentration provides the student with knowledge of the Hebrew language, the opportunity to begin a study of Yiddish, and a broad appreciation of Jewish religion, culture, and history. Provides knowledge of the Hebrew language, the opportunity to begin a study of Yiddish, and a broad appreciation of Jewish religion, culture, and history.
The Program in Jewish Culture & Society promotes and supports teaching, research, and the production of new knowledge about Jewish culture and society throughout the world. An array of courses in various disciplines, faculty experts committed to teaching and scholarship related to Jewish studies, and extensive library resources and cultural programming enable students to explore the richness and multiplicity of the Jewish worlds past and present. Diverse and scintillating public programs—from Klezmer to Israeli cinema—engage students, faculty, and community while fostering dialogue about a range of concerns.

The core faculty are consistently listed on the list of teachers ranked as excellent and are all dedicated professors. Most employers seek the following skills: critical thinking, knowledge about the world, excellent writing skills, and knowledge of diverse cultures. Becoming a minor or major in Jewish Studies sets you up for almost any career—whether in Jewish Studies or law, or a professorship, or business or anything else Our graduates have become successful in a wide array of careers.

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