Jewish relief campaign poster, 1917
Graduate Studies
The Frankel Center provides comprehensive interdisciplinary course of graduate study for students who seek a deeper knowledge of Jewish culture, society, history, and letters.
The M.A. in Judaic Studies provides a broad and balanced exposure to Judaic Studies while allowing students to concentrate on one of the following areas: Modern Jewish Literatures and Cultures; History & Politics; Rabbinics & Religious Thought; Hebrew Studies; and Yiddish Studies. All students are required to demonstrate a fourth semester proficiency in Hebrew or Yiddish and, upon graduation, sixth semester proficiency. A total of 30 credits are required for the M.A. along with either a thesis or substantial seminar paper. For more information on the M.A. in Judaic Studies, click here.
Students seeking a Ph.D. should enroll in one of the departments or programs that coordinate with Judaic Studies. For more information on doctoral opportunities click here or contact Tracy Darnell at (734) 763-9047 or email .
Teaching
University of Michigan
202 S. Thayer Street
Ann Arbor, MI 48104-1608
Fax: 734-936-2186
