Siegal College

The Bachelor of Judaic Studies is designed for students who are enrolled at other colleges and universities or who have begun their undergraduate studies elsewhere and who wish to complete their bachelor degree with a focus in Judaic Studies.

The Master of Arts in Judaic Studies degree is designed for individuals interested in deepening their Jewish knowledge through immersion in the classical sources of Judaism and the perspectives of modern academic Jewish research. Degree candidates may specialize in Bible, Rabbinic Literature, Religion and Civilization, Jewish Thought, Jewish Education, or Hebrew Language and Literature.

The Master of Arts in Judaic Studies (Jewish Education Concentration) is designed for individuals interested in careers in Jewish education. The degree is earned upon successful completion of fifteen courses (45 credits), a final thesis or project, a supervised internship, and participation in the monthly seminars. Students train in the most progressive communal system of Jewish education in North America and receive generous fellowships and financial aid. The Hebrew Studies program offers both an academic track and a continuing education track.

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