The program in medieval Jewish studies is designed to enable students to study the history, philosophy and literature of the Jews from late antiquity to the Emancipation in a multidisciplinary framework. Students concentrate on several complementary aspects of medieval Jewish culture and society while applying different disciplinary methodologies. For admission to List College, see this page . Because this is a multidisciplinary program, there are no core curriculum requirements. For admission to the Graduate School, see this page .
All courses are determined in consultation with the adviser.
For admission to the Graduate School, see this page . Students who have not received an MA in medieval Jewish studies may be required to complete additional courses as prerequisite work. All courses will be determined through consultation with the adviser. An original monograph-length dissertation on a topic in medieval Jewish studies, to be approved by a faculty committee Doctor of Philosophy Admission Requirements For admission to the Graduate School, see this page . All courses are determined in consultation with the adviser.