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Getting Started - Hebrew and Judaic Studies
The purpose of the program is to introduce students to the cultures and civilization of the Jewish people from biblical times to the present. Our course offerings cover various aspects of the Jews, from biblical times to the present. Students who would like to learn more about ancient and modern Israel, the experience of the Jews among Christians and Muslims, or even Jewish life in contemporary Europe, the Middle East, or America will find courses of interest among our offerings. Our program is interdisciplinary and is designed to appeal to students of all backgrounds and interests. Many of our courses are either cross-listed with other departments or offered under their aegis (e.g., history, sociology, interdepartment-INTD). Our courses attract students from almost every department, program and school of the university. Faculty Stuart S. Miller, Chair of Section Sara Johnson Sebastian Wogenstein Philip Balma Daniel Hershenzon Anne Berthelot Nehama Aschkenasy (UConn Stamford) ad hoc members: |