
Tuesday: Noon - 3:30 p.m.
Wednesday: 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Thursday: 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Description of Major
This major educates students about Jewish history, culture and religion. This interdisciplinary program combines the study of Hebrew with history, literature, philosophy and other fields to familiarize students with the experience of the Jews of the past and present.
For more information on studying Judaic Studies: click here
Employment Opportunities
Graduates are prepared for a wide range of positions in education, community service, law, government agencies and nonprofit organizations. A variety of jobs are available for Judaic studies graduates, including:
| Archivist | International Conference Planner |
| Attorney | International Consultant |
| Business Manager | International Relations Specialist |
| CIA/FBI Agent | International Trade Specialist |
| Community Affairs Specialist | Interpreter |
| Community Liaison | Journalist |
| Conflict Resolution Specialist | Lobbyist |
| Consultant | Market Research Specialist |
| Consumer Advocate | Museum Curator |
| Counselor | Peace Corps/VISTA Worker |
| Cultural Affairs Officer | Politician |
| Cultural Anthropologist | Professor |
| Customer Relations Specialist | Psychologist |
| Customs/Immigration Officer | Public Administrator |
| Customs/Immigration Officer | Public Information Officer |
| Employee Relations Specialist | Public Policy Specialist |
| Foreign Service Officer | Public Relations Specialist |
| Foreign Student Advisor | Social Worker |
| Government Worker | Sociologist |
| Historic Preservation Specialist | Teacher |
| Historic Site Administrator | Translator |
| Human Resources Specialist | Travel Consultant |
| Import/Export Specialist | Writer |
| International Banker |
Some positions listed may require education or training beyond an undergraduate degree.
Additional Links
The Association for Jewish Studies
National Foundation for Jewish Culture