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Courses in Jewish
Studies at the University of Manchester are offered in a
number of departments, particularly
the Department of Middle Eastern Studies
and the Department of Religions and Theology (click
here for short descriptions of the individual courses):
V623 BA (Hons) Study of Religions and Theology (Jewish Studies). A degree programme which enables students to specialise in the study of Jewish religion, culture and history. The first level Core Course (40 credits) and the third level Dissertation (30 credits) and General Paper (10 credits) are compulsory as in the general degree, and the dissertation is normally focused on a topic related to the study of Jewish religion, culture and/or history. At each level 60 credits must be completed in designated course units from a list which relates directly to the study of religion and society.
T670 BA
with Honours in Hebrew and Jewish Studies (in the
Department of Middle Eastern
Studies) T654 BA
with Honours in Hebrew (in the Department of Middle
Eastern Studies)
Y300 BA
(Hons) in Combined Studies (in the Department of Combined
Studies): combining Jewish
Studies (from one-third to two-thirds of the programme)
with one of eleven other subject areas.* No language
requirement.
V800 BA with Honours in
the Study of Religion and Theology (in the
Department of Religions &
Theology): no language requirement.
T608 Hebrew may
be taken as one of two languages in the BA in Middle
Eastern Languages.
TT62 Hebrew may
be taken as one of two languages in the BA in Middle
Eastern & Modern European
Languages.
As a general guide,
each year of undergraduate study comprises 120 credits,
and the vast majority of individual
courses comprise 20 credits. It is thus
possible, within each of these degrees, to choose courses in
Jewish studies which fill
at least a substantial majority of the credit requirements.
For the full regulations, it is necessary to consult the
relevant departmental handbook.
For information about undergraduate life at the University of
Manchester, see the general
Undergraduate Courses web page.
Students on other degrees may also take
Jewish Studies courses as outside
subjects, to the extent permitted by
their particular degree regulations.
It is also possible to take
individual Jewish Studies courses, with the
consent of the teacher, as a
"Visiting Student": for fees and further
details, contact the Centre.
Click here
for short descriptions of the individual courses which comprise
the different programmes. Individual courses are reviewed year
by year, and not all courses run every year. Some courses have
prerequisites (see the relevant Departmental Handbook). Some
are designed to alternate with others on a two year cycle. There
are plans further to supplement the list, particularly in the
areas of Modern Jewish History and Modern Hebrew Literature,
as resources permit.
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