Students take courses in a variety of fields but major either in history or literature.
The Amos and Zvia Ginor Chair in Israeli Society and Culture, designed to deepen our understanding of contemporary Israeli society and culture, enables JTS to invite different Israeli scholars to teach for a semester in the Modern Jewish Studies Program. For admission to List College, see this page . Because this is an interdisciplinary program, there are no core curriculum requirements. For admission to the Graduate School, see this page . All courses will be determined in consultation with program adviser, and students must demonstrate proficiency in Hebrew reading by the end of their course work.