Courses
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 choose to focus on one cohort (with, nevertheless, a few courses from other cohorts) or to divide his studies between the three.
Fall Semester:
Jewish Philosophy in the 20th century
Story and History in the Jewish Middle Ages
Coping with memories: Holocaust in Polish literature and film
Early Jewish Apocalypse
Jews and Christians in late antiquity
Winter Semester:
Israeli Museums (with excursions)
Kabbalah: A Magical-Mystery Tour
Jewish Philosophy in the 20th century
The Drama of Samson
Summer Semester (with the Program for Israel studies):
Crusaders Castles and Battle Sites (5-day excursion)
For more information on courses available please refer here.
