The Career Center's Career Guide for Judaic Studies

Undergraduate Study. Both a Bachelor of Arts and Academic Minor in Judaic Studies are offered by the Frankel Center, where undergraduate students receive a well-balanced understanding of Modern Jewish Literature and Culture, Jewish History and Social Science, and Classical and Modern Judaism in Law and Religion, along with a strong knowledge of Yiddish or Hebrew.  The undergraduate curriculum aims to situate Jewish Studies within a broad-based liberal arts education and provides a framework for developing critical thinking and informed engagement.

Advising

Prospective majors should consult the department advisor. Normally, a plan for the major should reflect the multidisciplinary nature of the program and the themes that a student wishes to develop. Students wishing to pursue a minor in Judaic Studies must develop a specific plan for its completion in consultation with the academic advisor. Appointments are scheduled via our Student/Fellows Coordinator at 734.615.6097.

Languages Taught

• Yiddish

Judaic Studies faculty listing

Jean and Samuel Frankel Center for Judaic Studies departmental information

Jean and Samuel Frankel Center for Judaic Studies for Judaic Studies at the University of Michigan offers students an interdisciplinary approach to the study of Jewish civilizations and thought.

Judaic Studies Study Abroad

Jewish Heritage Video Collection

Martin Salinger Resource Center

Frankel Institute for Advanced Jewish Studies

Library Collections