InterUniversity Fellowship Program in Jewish Studies

Fellowship: For graduate students in Jewish Studies who wish to 
    spend a year working in the Department of Jewish Studies
    at one of Israel's universities. Students in the Program
    can take courses, do research in Israel's Judaic libraries,
    and have personal contact with Israeli scholars in the 
    field. Each Fellow's course of study will be designed to
    meet his/her needs. In addition, fellows attend an ongoing 
    seminar program coordinated by an on-site mentor.
  
Eligibility: All nationalities accepted. Applicants can be 
    earning their degrees in any discipline, but a primary 
    focus must be placed on some aspect of Jewish life. Fellows 
    must normally have enough fluency in Hebrew to enable them 
    to participate in graduate courses and seminars taught in 
    Hebrew. Fellows who are not yet at that level are expected 
    to attend an intensive Hebrew language.

Period: Fellows are expected to spend the full academic year in
    Israel. Fellowships are renewable upon consideration.

Amount: A stipend of $4500 for doctoral students and $2500 for
    masters students. All recipients benefit from reduced tuition
    rates at Israeli universities.

Contact: InterUniversity Fellowship Program 
  	  in Jewish Studies
	 Brooklyn College
	 Room 3612, James Hall
	 Brooklyn, New York 11210
	 Tel. (718) 951-5146
	 Fax: (718) 951-4639

NYU GSAS
Updated 07/10/97 (CAS)
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gigsGSAS@nyu.edu                                   [interuni]