IMPORTANT 

ANNOUNCEMENT: 

DEAR STUDENTS, STAY SAFE AND HEALTHY!

Due to Coronavirus pandemic, all Judaic Studies SP20 classes have been moved online starting 3/19/20.

All Faculty office hours until the end of semester will be held online starting 3/19/20.
Please contact your Professors directly, or email Department Chair, prof Friedman (friedman@binghamton.edu) and DUS Prof Karp (jkarp@binghamton.edu) for any assistance and inquires.

All previously announced Department events for Spring 2020 have been cancelled.

Judaic Studies Main Office - LT1307 - will remain closed until further notice.  
AA Maja Dragojlovic is available for ANY ASSISTANCE during regular office hours: M-F 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. via email mdragojl@binghamton.edu or phone 607-777-3070.

Maja's Zoom Office Hours Wednesday 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. and upon request.
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Judaic Studies, Hebrew Studies, Israel Studies and Religious Studies

The heart of the undergraduate program in Judaic Studies is found in a student's "Area of Study." Judaic Studies students shape their degree around a set of courses they choose.

Students may focus their studies in Jewish history, philosophy, literature, Yiddish culture, Judaism in America, Holocaust studies, Israel studies, religious studies, Sephardi and Mizrahi Studies, and more. We also offer courses in Hebrew and Yiddish for all levels. They meet Harpur FL requirement.