About the Program
Offered through the Jewish Studies Program and the Department of Religious Studies
Contact for Modern Hebrew: Allan Nadler, Director of Jewish Studies
Contact for Biblical Hebrew: William Stroker, Professor of Religion
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Language-in-Context Requirement for Hebrew
The following regularly offered courses fulfill the language-in-context requirement for students offering Hebrew as their language. Courses from foreign language departments and programs offered to fulfill this requirement must be in addition to the eight credits needed to fulfill the language requirement. For other courses, see the list published each semester.
HIST 70/Modern Jewish History (4)
JWST 12/The Jewish Experience: An Introduction to Judaism (4)
JWST 13/Jewish History from Roman Times to the Enlightenment (4)
JWST 30/Selected Topics in Jewish Studies (4)
JWST 33/Perspectives on the Holocaust (4)
JWST 112/Seminar in Jewish Studies (4)
REL 12/The Jewish Experience: An Introduction to Judaism (4)
REL 13/Jewish History from Roman Times to Enlightenment (4)
REL 39/Studies in Mysticism (4)
REL 41/Sects and Cults in Modern Judaism (4)
REL 112/Seminar in Jewish Studies (4)
REL 169/Religions of the Ancient Near East (4)
Students who wish to use a course designated MHEB to satisfy the language-in-context requirement must choose a course that is appropriate to their skills in Hebrew.
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