Application for honors should be made to the undergraduate coordinator at least one and preferably two semesters before graduation. The minor in Jewish studies provides an opportunity for students to enrich their undergraduate experience and to show competence for graduate studies or career planning. Students should plan their minor programs in consultation with the undergraduate coordinator. The Center for Jewish Studies provides counsel regarding study abroad at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Tel Aviv University, Haifa University and Ben-Gurion University of the Negev. The overseas programs at these Israeli universities offer summer, one semester and full year courses of study.
Scholarship funds are available.
The Jewish studies program offers several courses which satisfy the general education requirements for humanities or social and behavioral sciences. All JST courses are listed in the Schedule of Courses under Jewish Studies. Related courses offered by other departments are listed variably under African and Asian Languages and Literatures, English, Religion, History and other departments. Students should note the annotation regarding these related courses in the Jewish studies listing in the Schedule of Courses. A list of offerings and course descriptions are available in the center office each semester prior to pre-registration.