What Can I Do with a Major in ... Judaic Studies

Judaic Studies

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

Association of Jewish Libraries

UC McMicken College of Arts & Sciences

This page last updated on May 16, 2006
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