Just as there are myriad of cultures, there are many possible languages a student can major in at Ohio State. S tudents majoring in Hebrew will have not only proficiency in writing, reading, and speaking, but also an understanding of the social and historical environment within which the language operates. For this reason, students take courses in both literature and history. In addition, these programs usually require study abroad for at least one quarter. C areer options are varied for each major, but all of them offer possibilities in business, education, the non-profit sector, and government service.
Many Hebrew majors go on to pursue graduate and professional training as well.