Curriculum
Related Courses For Credit Toward the Major
Courses with an asterisk (*) require the permission of the instructor if the course is to be counted by Jewish Studies.
ANTH 242* ‘Civilization' and ‘Barbarism' during the Bronze Age, 3500-2000 B.C.E.
ANTH 247* Societies and Cultures of Eurasia
EXTD 101A-102A Elementary Arabic
EXTD 201A-202A Intermediate Arabic
HIST 115 First-Year Seminar. Routes of Exile--Jews and Muslims
HIST 217 The Making of European Jewry 1085-1815
HIST 218 Jews in the Modern World, 1815-Present
HIST 219 The Jews of Spain and the Lands of Islam
HIST 245 Germany in the Twentieth Century
HIST 326 Seminar. American Jewish History
HIST 327 Zionism and Irish Nationalism: A Comparative Perspective
HIST 328 Anti-Semitism in Historical Perspective
HIST 332 Europe under German Occupation, 1939-1945: Resistance, Collaboration, and Genocide
HIST 334* Seminar. European Cultural History
HIST 338* Seminar. European Resistance Movements in World War II
HIST 343 Seminar. History of Israel
REL 104 Study of the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament
REL 105 Study of the New Testament
REL 140 Introduction to Jewish Civilization
REL 160* Introduction to Islamic Civilization
REL 201 Myth and Magic in the Ancient Near East
REL 202 Biblical Poetry
REL 205 The Book of Genesis
REL 241 Emerging Religions: Judaism and Christianity, 150 B.C.E.-500 C.E.
REL 242 Introduction to Rabbinic Literature
REL 243 Women in the Biblical World
REL 244 Jerusalem: The Holy City
REL 245 The Holocaust and the Nazi State
REL 302 Ritual in the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament
REL 303 Seminar. The Sacrifice of the Beloved Child in the Bible and Its Interpretations
REL 342 Seminar. Archeology of the Biblical World
REL 343 Seminar. Apocolypse and Armageddon
SPAN 252* Christians, Jews, and Moors: The Spirit of Spain in Its Literature
SPAN 267* The Writer and Human Rights in Latin America
SPAN 279 Jewish Women Writers of Latin America
