Master in Jewish Studies (Thesis) (M.A.)

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This programme focuses on advanced research in Jewish Studies with thesis-based study. Students specialize in areas such as Jewish biblical interpretation, Eastern European Jewish history, and Jewish thought. The programme offers two distinct streams based on research focus. Most students complete the degree in two years, though it can be finished in one year.

Focus areas include History of the Jewish Interpretation of the Bible, Eastern European Jewish History, Jewish Thought, Hebrew Literature, Modern Jewish Literatures, History of the Jewish Interpretation of the Bible Stream.

45 credits, thesis-based, no co-op or practicum mentioned.

Graduates pursue research, academic, or specialized roles in Jewish studies and related fields.

Master's level entry, prior degree in relevant field, English language proficiency required, specific language skills may be needed based on specialization.

On-campus, full-time, duration not specified beyond one to two years.