JWST 330 - Introduction to Jewish Studies   

Courses in Jewish Studies are regularly offered in a variety of departments. Jewish Studies courses are available to our majors and minors, to students fulfilling College or University requirements, and to students with an interest in Judaica.

• ENGL 264 - The Bible as Literature
• ENGL 462 - The Bible as Literature: The Old Testament
• ENGL 463 - The Bible as Literature: The New Testament
• ENGL 583 - Jewish-American Fiction
• HEBR 101 - Modern Hebrew I
• HEBR 121 - Biblical Hebrew I
• HEBR 102 - Modern Hebrew II
• HEBR 122 - Biblical Hebrew II
• HEBR 201 - Modern Hebrew III
• HEBR 221 - Biblical Hebrew III
• HEBR 202 - Modern Hebrew IV
• HEBR 222 - Biblical Hebrew IV
• HEBR 284 - Ancient Near Eastern History and Culture
• HEBR 380 - Modern Israel: Cinema, Literature, Politics, and History
• HEBR 385 - The Holocaust in Modern Hebrew Literature
• HIST  245 - Introduction to Middle Eastern History and Culture
• HIST  338 - History of Human Rights
• HIST  345 - The Modernization of the Middle East
• HIST  390 - Jews in the Modern World
• HIST  408 - The History of Europe Since 1920
• HIST  427 - History of Spain and Portugal
• HIST  525 - Hitler and Twentieth-Century Germany
• HIST  545 - The Middle East in the Twentieth Century
• HIST  589 - History of Religion in America
• HIST  595 - The Holocaust and Genocide
• JWST 330 - Introduction to Jewish Studies (Undergraduate Core Curriculum/Humanities)
• JWST 590 - Directed Readings in Jewish Studies
• PHIL  505 - Islamic and Jewish Philosophy and the Classical Tradition
• REL   202 - Interpretation of the Old Testament
• REL   231 - Religions of the West
• REL   317 - Ancient Judaism and Early Christianity
• REL   318 - The Bible and Its Early Interpreters
• SOC  367 - Religion in America
• SOC  514 - Racial and Cultural Minorities