The culture and history of the Jewish people extends across more than three millennia, from Biblical times to the present, and spans most of the world, from the Middle East to Latin American and from Eastern Europe to North America.
Jewish Studies at King's, offered jointly with Huron, is an interdisciplinary look at the history of Judaism and the Jews. You’ll examine the religious, social, economic, and cultural development of Judaism and Jewish life, and relationships between Jews and other communities. The program allows you to explore of the diversity of Jewish cultures, learn about Jewish religious practices, philosophy and folklore, and be introduced to Hebrew.
Expand your options with a double major.
Program Options
| Area of Study | Honours Specialization | Specialization | Major | Minor | Certificate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JEWISH STUDIES |
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Scholarships/Awards
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Residence
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Potential Career Paths
Religious studies graduates can find careers in the following fields:
- Education
- Journalism
- Law
- Outreach work
- Refugee and migration advocacy
- Politics
- Community Activism
- Clergy
Meet Our Faculty - Religious Studies
Bret Babington
Lecturer
Dr. Gil Brodie
Professor Emeritus
Dr. Hunter Brown
Professor Emeritus
Dr. Susan Brown
Professor Emerita
Dr. Charles Burnetts
Lecturer
Dr. Carolyn Chau
Associate Professor
Dr. Jonathan Geen
Professor Emeritus
Dr. Chaya Halberstam
Department Chair
Dr. Ginger Hegedus
Associate Professor
Dr. Julius-Kei Kato
Professor
Dr. Phillip Mueller
Professor Emeritus
Dr. James Schmeiser
Professor Emeritus
