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Judaic Studies Certificate

 – Certificate 36 semester credits For Education and Leadership

The certificate program in Judaic Studies will feature preparation in the field of Judaic related studies and education. Integral to the program is knowledge of Jewish history, culture, and tradition. Certificate recipients will be able to work successfully in a variety of settings including Jewish community organizations and associations, Jewish Day Schools, synagogues, community centers and agencies serving the needs of the general population. Graduates will be prepared for positions such as Teacher Assistant, Teacher Assistant K-12 in Hebrew Day Schools, Judaic Studies Adult Education Teacher, and Assistant to Clergy. In addition, they may serve in any administrative capacity at an educational or service organization that works within the Jewish community.

 

GENERAL EDUCATION CORE 9 credits
Critical Thinking:
Elective:  Choose one of the following 3 credit courses
PHL 101 Logic & Critical Thinking or 3 credits
PHL 201 Jewish Philosophy I
Language Skills:
HEB 101 Hebrew I 3 credits
HEB 201 Hebrew II 3 credits
JUDAIC AND EDUCATIONAL CAREER STUDIES 27 credits
EDU 101 Foundations of Education 3 credits
Elective:  Choose one of the following 3 credit courses
EDU/ECE 102 Educational Psychology or 3 credits
EDU/ECE 105 Child Development
Elective:  Choose one of the following 3 credit courses
EDU 103 Teaching Methodology or 3 credits
EDU 104 Literacy and the Bicultural Community or
EDU 201 Education, Culture and Adaptive Technology
JUD 101 Bible I 3 credits
JUD 201 Talmud I 3 credits
JUD 103 Halachic Codes I 3 credits
HIS 104 Modern Jewish History 3 credits
PHL 202 Jewish Philosophy II 3 credits
Judaic Studies Elective:
Choose one of the following 3 credit courses
JUD 102 Bible II or 3 credits
JUD 202 Talmud II or
JUD 104 Halachic Codes II
CDS 101 Career Development Seminar non credit
CRS 101 Client Relations Seminar non credit

 

Important please note:

The availability of certain educational offerings may depend on facts such as the number of students interested in a particular program or course. Students are advised to check with the Dean/Associate Dean regarding program/course availability before making enrollment decisions.