Advanced Certificate in Jewish Studies for Korean Students Bernard Revel Graduate School of Jewish Studies Request More Information Schedule a visit Contact Us Artificial Intelligence Biotechnology Computer Science Cybersecurity Data Analytics and Visualization Digital Marketing and Media Mathematics Occupational Therapy Physician Assistant Physics Speech-Language Pathology As of Fall 2023, all programs at Bernard Revel Graduate School of Jewish Studies will be available remotely as well as in-person.All classes can be taken live-online via 樱花动漫's remote conference platform. The Advanced Certificate in Jewish Studies for Korean Students is designed to provide Korean-speaking students with advanced graduate-level training in Hebrew language and Jewish Studies. A special focus of the program is the relationship between Judaism and Christianity. The program is appropriate for Korean-speaking students who have completed a bachelor鈥檚 degree or higher, in any field, who wish to gain knowledge of Jewish Studies in a rigorous academic setting. Students who complete the program will achieve facility in speaking and reading Hebrew. They will also develop in-depth knowledge of Jewish history, thought, and practice, and of the historical and intellectual relationship between Judaism and Christianity. Classes are taught by world-class Bernard Revel Graduate School of Jewish Studies faculty. The program is fully remote, and courses are typically offered at 7:30am (EST)/ 9:30pm (KST) making it possible for students in South Korea to fully participate in the program. The program consists of 4 courses (12 credits), at the completion of which students will be awarded an Advanced Certificate in Jewish Studies, accredited by the New York State Education Department. One of the 4 courses will include instruction in English and Korean. While the remaining 3 courses will be taught only in English, the instructors are attentive to the fact that English is not the students' first language and are committed to creating an inclusive and supportive learning environment.General OutlineWhile the offerings may vary, the Advanced Certificate generally consists of these courses:Fall Semester: HEB 5001 Modern Hebrew I (3 credits)JST 5001 From the Bible to the Talmud (3 credits)Spring Semester:HEB 5002 Modern Hebrew II (3 credits)JHI 6321 Introduction to Ancient Judaism & Christianity (3 credits. This course will include instruction in English and Korean)With the approval of the Director of the Advanced Certificate Program, qualified students may substitute one 5000-level course from the Master of Arts program in lieu of a Certificate Program course. Additionally, at the discretion of the Director, students with demonstrated prior knowledge of Hebrew may be exempted from one or both of the Hebrew courses and may substitute other courses in the Master of Arts program. The schedule of courses in the MA program is available here. Lishmah CenterThe Bernard Revel Graduate School shares a unique affiliation with the Lishmah Center. The Lishmah Center provides short preparatory courses in Jewish Studies, Hebrew Language and English Language. While enrollment in Lishmah Center courses is not obligatory for admission into the Advanced Certificate Program, participation can enhance students鈥 success in the Program. Students who do exceptionally well in the preparatory course will have the opportunity to test out of the 鈥淗ebrew I鈥 requirement. Additionally, successful completion of the preparatory course in English language can serve as a substitute for the TOEFL or other English-language proficiency exams. More information on the Lishmah Center鈥檚 offerings is available .Master of Arts DegreeStudents who successfully complete the Advanced Certificate are eligible to apply for a Master of Arts degree (MA) in Jewish Studies at the Bernard Revel Graduate School. At the discretion of the Director, students who perform well in the Advanced Certificate Program may apply certain courses taken in the Program to the MA degree, so that an MA Degree can be achieved in a shorter time. The MA degree can be taken fully remotely or in person. International students who wish to study in New York City must apply for a student visa. Since attaining a student visa is a lengthy process, students should begin the process at least 4 months prior to the semester in which they plan to start their studies. Full information on the application process is available here. Korean-speaking students with extensive background in Jewish Studies may apply directly to the MA program. If you wish to consider this option, please contact Dr. Jonathan Dauber at dauber@yu.edu.TuitionTuition information is available here (scroll down to "Tuition and Fees" for Bernard Revel Graduate School of Jewish Studies). Participants in Advanced Certificate in Jewish Studies for Korean Students are eligible for a generous scholarship. Full Program Breakdown The Advanced Certificate in Jewish Studies for Korean Students is designed to provide Korean-speaking students with advanced graduate-level training in Hebrew language and Jewish Studies. A special focus of the program is the relationship between Judaism and Christianity. The program is appropriate for Korean-speaking students who have completed a bachelor鈥檚 degree or higher, in any field, who wish to gain knowledge of Jewish Studies in a rigorous academic setting. Students who complete the program will achieve facility in speaking and reading Hebrew. They will also develop in-depth knowledge of Jewish history, thought, and practice, and of the historical and intellectual relationship between Judaism and Christianity. Classes are taught by world-class Bernard Revel Graduate School of Jewish Studies faculty. The program is fully remote, and courses are typically offered at 7:30am (EST)/ 9:30pm (KST) making it possible for students in South Korea to fully participate in the program. The program consists of 4 courses (12 credits), at the completion of which students will be awarded an Advanced Certificate in Jewish Studies, accredited by the New York State Education Department. One of the 4 courses will include instruction in English and Korean. While the remaining 3 courses will be taught only in English, the instructors are attentive to the fact that English is not the students' first language and are committed to creating an inclusive and supportive learning environment.General OutlineWhile the offerings may vary, the Advanced Certificate generally consists of these courses:Fall Semester: HEB 5001 Modern Hebrew I (3 credits)JST 5001 From the Bible to the Talmud (3 credits)Spring Semester:HEB 5002 Modern Hebrew II (3 credits)JHI 6321 Introduction to Ancient Judaism & Christianity (3 credits. This course will include instruction in English and Korean)With the approval of the Director of the Advanced Certificate Program, qualified students may substitute one 5000-level course from the Master of Arts program in lieu of a Certificate Program course. Additionally, at the discretion of the Director, students with demonstrated prior knowledge of Hebrew may be exempted from one or both of the Hebrew courses and may substitute other courses in the Master of Arts program. The schedule of courses in the MA program is available here. Lishmah CenterThe Bernard Revel Graduate School shares a unique affiliation with the Lishmah Center. The Lishmah Center provides short preparatory courses in Jewish Studies, Hebrew Language and English Language. While enrollment in Lishmah Center courses is not obligatory for admission into the Advanced Certificate Program, participation can enhance students鈥 success in the Program. Students who do exceptionally well in the preparatory course will have the opportunity to test out of the 鈥淗ebrew I鈥 requirement. Additionally, successful completion of the preparatory course in English language can serve as a substitute for the TOEFL or other English-language proficiency exams. More information on the Lishmah Center鈥檚 offerings is available .Master of Arts DegreeStudents who successfully complete the Advanced Certificate are eligible to apply for a Master of Arts degree (MA) in Jewish Studies at the Bernard Revel Graduate School. At the discretion of the Director, students who perform well in the Advanced Certificate Program may apply certain courses taken in the Program to the MA degree, so that an MA Degree can be achieved in a shorter time. The MA degree can be taken fully remotely or in person. International students who wish to study in New York City must apply for a student visa. Since attaining a student visa is a lengthy process, students should begin the process at least 4 months prior to the semester in which they plan to start their studies. Full information on the application process is available here. Korean-speaking students with extensive background in Jewish Studies may apply directly to the MA program. If you wish to consider this option, please contact Dr. Jonathan Dauber at dauber@yu.edu.TuitionTuition information is available here (scroll down to "Tuition and Fees" for Bernard Revel Graduate School of Jewish Studies). Participants in Advanced Certificate in Jewish Studies for Korean Students are eligible for a generous scholarship. At a Glance Study Judaism in a rigorous program designed for Korean speakers Learn on-line with world-class faculty Gain facility with the Hebrew language Develop an understanding of the historical and intellectual relationship between Judaism and Christianity Meet Our FacultyDean Daniel RynholdDr. Jeong Mun HeoDr. Jonathan DauberDr. Aaron KollerDr. Joseph AngelMendel Breitstein Prospective Students Request More Information For more information, contact:Dr. Jonathan Dauber at dauber@yu.eduDirector of the Advanced Certificate Program for Korean StudentsAdmission RequirementsApplicants must hold a bachelor's degree or its equivalent from a recognized college or university and have a grade point average of at least B (3.0). Applicants must also demonstrate English proficiency by submitting the scores on one of the following tests: TOEFL, IELTS, or Duolingo. The following are the minimum requirements for admittance: TOEFL: 85; IELTS: 6.5; Duolingo: 110. Alternatively, students may demonstrate English proficiency by completing the English offered by the Lishmah Center and receiving the grade of A- or higher. The Bernard Revel Graduate School of Jewish Studies is located at:樱花动漫Wilf Campus, Furst Hall Third Floor500 West 185th StreetNew York, NY 10033.We are easily accessible by car or public transportation.Please don't hesitate to reach out to us if you have any questions about admissions, administrative information, philanthropic opportunities or any other relevant concern.Our mailing address:Bernard Revel Graduate School of Jewish StudiesHarry Fischel School for Higher Jewish Studies500 West 185th Street, Furst Hall Third FloorNew York, NY 10033Telephone: 646-592-4270Fax: 212-960-0856 * = required field Prospective Students For more information, contact:Dr. Jonathan Dauber at dauber@yu.eduDirector of the Advanced Certificate Program for Korean StudentsAdmission RequirementsApplicants must hold a bachelor's degree or its equivalent from a recognized college or university and have a grade point average of at least B (3.0). Applicants must also demonstrate English proficiency by submitting the scores on one of the following tests: TOEFL, IELTS, or Duolingo. The following are the minimum requirements for admittance: TOEFL: 85; IELTS: 6.5; Duolingo: 110. Alternatively, students may demonstrate English proficiency by completing the English offered by the Lishmah Center and receiving the grade of A- or higher. The Bernard Revel Graduate School of Jewish Studies is located at:樱花动漫Wilf Campus, Furst Hall Third Floor500 West 185th StreetNew York, NY 10033.We are easily accessible by car or public transportation.Please don't hesitate to reach out to us if you have any questions about admissions, administrative information, philanthropic opportunities or any other relevant concern.Our mailing address:Bernard Revel Graduate School of Jewish StudiesHarry Fischel School for Higher Jewish Studies500 West 185th Street, Furst Hall Third FloorNew York, NY 10033Telephone: 646-592-4270Fax: 212-960-0856 Request More Information * = required field