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General Education [42-45 Credits]
New General Education Begins Fall 2004 - 36-41 creditsFor a listing of University College requirements for general education, see the section
entitled "DEGREE REQUIREMENTS" in University College description found in the Undergraduate Catalog.
To fulfill your Historical/Philosophical Heritage: Post-1500 requirement, it is recommended
that you complete UNIV 3581 Faith, Reason, and Imagination. To fulfill your computation
(C) and writing (W) intensive requirements, it is recommended that you register for
ENGL 3604 Persuasive Writing (C, W). Your Special Project (UNIV 4995) will fulfill
your integration (I) requirement.
Lower Division Hebrew Language Core
| Course |
Title |
Credits |
| HEBR1101 |
Elementary Hebrew |
3 |
| HEBR1102 |
Elementary Hebrew |
3 |
| HEBR2201 |
Intermediate Hebrew |
3 |
| HEBR2202 |
Intermediate Hebrew |
3 |
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Religious Studies CoreUNIV2850 Religions of Abraham: Judaism, Christianity, Islam (3)
Upper Division CoreBecause the Jewish people have a tradition that is four thousand years old, a two-year
course sequence on the cultural heritage of the Jews is necessary in order to understand
the origin, development, and condition of the Jews. In addition, since a certain religious
and philosophical outlook characterizes this tradition, a two-course sequence in Jewish
thought is also required.
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| Course |
Title |
Credits |
| JDST3201 |
Jewish Heritage I |
3 |
| JDST3202 |
Jewish Heritage II |
3 |
| JDST3801 |
Jewish Thought I |
3 |
| JDST3802 |
Jewish Thought II |
3 |
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Judaic Studies Electives
This category provides for study of texts and events that have shaped Jewish consciousness
and for an understanding of a country and culture of signal importance to Jews around
the world.
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| Course |
Title |
Credits |
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| Jewish Heritage (Choose two or three) |
| ENGL4461 |
Bible as Literature |
3 |
| HIST3275 |
History of the Jewish People |
3 |
| JDST4661 |
Sacred Hebrew Texts |
3 |
| JDST4671 |
Jewish Literary Texts |
3 |
| JDST4841 |
Biblical Archaeology |
3 |
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| Israel (Choose one or two) |
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| JDST4820 |
Zionism |
3 |
| JDST4830 |
Politics of Israel |
3 |
| JDST4840 |
Israel: Antiquity and Modernity |
3 |
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3 |
| As agreed to by the Judaic Studies Director, you may substitute the following courses
for up to two courses listed under III.D. ñ or you may register for them as part of
your general electives
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| JDST4700 |
Special Topics |
3 |
| JDST4900 |
Independent Study |
3 |
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| Interdisciplinary Electives (Choose three) |
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Courses in this category provide you the opportunity to contextualize your courses
in Judaic Studies, by completing courses in Anthropology, Art, History, Philosophy,
Political Science, and/or Sociology.
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| ANTH4253 |
Anthropology of Religion |
3 |
| ARTH4121 |
Ancient Art of the Near East |
3 |
| HIST4272 |
Modern Middle East |
3 |
| HIST4320 |
Ancient Near East |
3 |
| PHIL3701 |
The Human and the Divine |
3 |
| PHIL4711 |
Philosophy of Religion |
3 |
| POLS3102 |
Religion and Politics |
3 |
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| Thematic Studies (Six Semester Hours) |
| UNIV-35XX |
Thematic Studies |
3,6 |
| UNIV-45XX |
Advanced Thematic Studies |
3,6 |
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| Special Project (Six to Nine Semester Hours) |
| UNIV-4990 |
Project Planning Seminar |
3 |
| UNIV-4995 |
Special Project |
3,6 |
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