The Hebrew University includes as a central component of its mission the research, teaching and dissemination of Jewish culture. The Department of Judaic Studies deals with this task, both in specific academic programs, as well as in research projects and cross-cutting actions in all UH programs. We believe that the cultural and educational experience of the Jewish people, their creativity and resilience, has something valuable to contribute to our world. We are a space for meeting and dialogue with the humanities, social sciences and religious studies. We promote the circulation of ideas and teachers and the interaction with students and the general public, in a climate of respect and intellectual curiosity. Our programs range from the Hebrew Bible and its classic commentators, to Jewish themes in contemporary cinema and literature. The Department of Judaic Studies includes academic programs, accredited to the SEP, such as the Master in Judaic Studies and the Specialty in Modern Jewish Thought, as well as various continuing education courses and seminars. We also train teachers in Jewish Studies for the community educational network and for various academic institutions. Thanks to the Master in Judaic Studies in the online modality, we are reaching an audience from the interior of the country and the international one, increasingly wide and diverse. All of these programs aim to present an academic, plural and multidisciplinary perspective of the Jewish civilization in its various manifestations.
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Approach the study of the history and development of Jewish civilization from an academic and multidisciplinary perspective.
The teaching of Jewish culture in universities has developed increasingly in recent decades with a wide variety of disciplinary, thematic and research approaches such as those found at Harvard, Chicago, Yale, Princeton, Columbia, New York University , Jewish Theological Seminary, Brandeis, Duke, Toronto, University of Berlin, the Sorbonne, Complutense University of Madrid, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Cambridge and Oxford, among others. In 2010, the Hebraic University opened its Master’s Degree in Judaic Studies to offer an academic and multidisciplinary alternative to the study of Jewish culture. This program is aimed at people interested in the systematic, plural study, and with a long-term perspective of the multifaceted universe of Jewish history, thought and religion. The Hebrew University has opened this program with the aim of offering an innovative and current perspective of Jewish civilization . Why study the MASTER’S DEGREE at the UH?
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Study the multifaceted universe of Jewish history, thought and civilization 100% online.
In 2010, the Hebraic University opened its Master’s in Judaic Studies to offer an academic and multidisciplinary alternative to the study of Jewish culture. In order to respond to the needs and demands of a globalized Spanish-speaking world, we are now launching the Master of Jewish Studies in online mode. This program is aimed at people interested in the systematic, plural study, and with a long-term perspective of the multifaceted universe of Jewish history, thought and religion . Why study the online Master of Jewish Studies at the Hebraic University?
DEL 4 DE NOVIEMBRE AL 16 DE DICIEMBRE DE 2024