Get your B.A. in Judaic Studies
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Study the history, culture, and religion of the Jewish people, one of the world’s oldest and most resilient groups. You will also learn Hebrew (the UA has one of the largest Hebrew Programs in the country!)
Learn about ancient Israel, medieval Jewish history, and modern Judaism and Israel
Take classes in Modern Hebrew, Biblical Hebrew, and Classical Aramaic
Explore Middle East politics and Jewish literature
The interdisciplinary major will give you critical thinking skills, a historical perspective, and cross-cultural knowledge.
- Nonprofit manager
- Educator
- Program administrator
- Rabbi
- International business manager
- Synagogue organizer
Participate in the "Arizona in Israel" study abroad program, which provides a hands-on introduction to a dynamic modern society deeply rooted in an ancient culture. Courses have a robust field trip/field work component.
Sample courses include:
- JUS 203A: Intermediate Modern Hebrew
- JUS 301: Jewish Civilizations JUS 321: Women in Judaism
- JUS 348: Israeli Fiction and Poetry
- JUS 409A: Biblical Hebrew
Ready to learn more?
Learn about the The Arizona Center for Judaic Studies and See degree requirements
Christopher Cruz - cbcruz75@email.arizona.edu