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Year 1: Understanding

Jewish Studies offers an opportunity for students to learn something about themselves, their friends and communities, and their worlds. The Jewish Studies Curriculum offers students the opportunity to explore Judaism in a global, regional, and local context and encourages students to understand how Jewish people have responded to a variety of social challenges in diverse social contexts. In Jewish Studies courses, students consider a variety of perspectives from religious and Jewish studies scholars, historians, political scientists, philosophers, sociologists, psychologists, linguists, and archaeologists, among others, as they dive into the histories, cultures, thoughts and religions of the Jewish people.

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Year 2: New Approaches

n the second year, consider taking an introductory history course on European or Middle Eastern history. You can also study a Religious Studies course on the Hebrew Bible or the history of the Jewish community in Meadville.

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Year 3: Delving Deeper

n the third year, students often take a mid-level political science course on war and peace in the Middle East or a women’s, gender, and sexuality course on social movements.

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Year 4: The Comp

In the fourth year, you could take an upper-level course in religious studies on Jewish ethics or Judaism, Justice, and Food.

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