The minor in Hebrew and Israel studies focuses on developing students’ Hebrew language skills while exploring a variety of courses on issues related to Israel and the Middle East. This minor is ideal for students who are interested in pursuing an international career or study in the Middle East.
Gain proficiency in modern or biblical Hebrew
Learn about the culture and history of Israel
Complement your undergraduate studies with a minor
Gain internship opportunities with a nonprofit organization, educational institution, political office, medical school or other site for a semester of service learning
Learn either modern Hebrew, where the focus is on present-day usage, or biblical Hebrew, where we learn the intricacies of biblical forms and how to read and understand the Hebrew Bible
Participate in our global seminars: Jews and Muslims: The Multi-Ethnic History of Istanbul; and Justice, Human Rights and Democracy in Israel/Palestine
Broaden your employment possibilities with additional knowledge and skills gained from a minor
Educator, community support liaison, foreign service officer, translator or interpreter and researcher are common job opportunities for students
Work in education, media and communication, community and social services, law, human resources, information technology, and finance
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Recently received her Juris Doctorate from CUNY School of Law and is a staff attorney at Gay Men’s Health Crisis in New York City
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Pursuing a master’s degree in divinity at The Shepherds Theological Seminary in Cary, North Carolina
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Pursuing a degree in osteopathic medicine at COMP-Northwest, Western University of Health Sciences in Lebanon, Oregon
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Director of lifelong learning for Farmington Valley Jewish Congregation in Simsbury, Connecticut
