Jewish Studies serves as an intellectual resource for ASU faculty and students, scholars in the U.S. and abroad, and the public of metropolitan Phoenix. Jewish studies at ASU promotes research projects, conferences, symposia, and workshops, and public lectures focusing on:
Judaism is the oldest religion in the West, shaping western worldview, social institutions, and culture. The mission of Jewish Studies at ASU is to educate students, faculty and the public at large about the centrality of Judaism in Western history and culture.
Jewish Studies at ASU is devoted to:
The Jewish Studies annual report features updates about Jewish studies at ASU; educational outreach events; faculty successes; research and publications; student achievements; and the philanthropy of our generous community.
Jewish Studies at ASU combines research, teaching and community outreach.
Together, the Center for Jewish Studies and the Jewish Studies Program enhance knowledge of all facets of Jewish life through undergraduate and graduate courses, research conferences, workshops, scholar-in-residence programs and public lectures.
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Jewish Studies (Certificate)
The Jewish studies certificate program examines the history and culture of the Jews, generates and facilitates research on Judaica, and provides a model for transdisciplinary teaching and research.
Jewish Studies is involved with numerous ongoing special projects and initiatives, such as: