Program Structure
What does the structure look like?
- The program comprises of year-long and short-term courses.
- The year-long courses provide continuous study and practice in core areas such as Talmudic Methodology, Parashat Hashavua, as well as Modern Hebrew. These courses run throughout the nine-month long program which allows participants to build and refine their skills progressively over time.
- The short-term courses include the study of classical Jewish texts and thought, including the Hebrew Bible, Rabbinic Literature, Jewish Law, Medieval Jewish Philosophy, Kabbalah, and Modern and Contemporary Jewish Thought. These courses provide students with in-depth knowledge and understanding of Jewish thought and literature, exploring its diverse layers and genres, as well as how these texts relate to and interpret one another. The program follows a clear progression, both historically—from antiquity to modern times—and in terms of complexity.
- Additionaly to that, shorter intensive blocks replying to both existential conversations and practical applications such as: guest lectures, students' presentations, workshops and project work are included in the program.
- Regular study week consists of 5 days of classes from 9:00 till 17:00 (Monday - Friday). There are no classes scheduled during Jewish Holidays, Shabbat or Swedish bank holidays.