Jewish Studies Specialist (Arts Program)
University of Toronto · Ontario · ASSPE0385
Jewish Studies Specialist (Arts Program) at University of Toronto lists 20 subjects. Subjects include Introduction to Jewish Thought, Introduction to Jewish Cultures and Qualitative and Quantitative Reasoning. The topics that come up most are modernist literature, biblical studies and arabic language (10, 9 and 9 subjects).
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University of Toronto
Undergraduate
What you'll study in Jewish Studies Specialist (Arts Program)
Example subjects: Introduction to Jewish Thought, Introduction to Jewish Cultures, Qualitative and Quantitative Reasoning, Elementary Yiddish 1, Elementary Yiddish 2, Intermediate Yiddish, Advanced Yiddish, Yiddish Language for German Speakers, Elementary Modern Hebrew I, Elementary Modern Hebrew II, Intermediate Modern Hebrew I, Intermediate Modern Hebrew II.
Frequently asked questions
What will I study in Jewish Studies Specialist (Arts Program)?
Jewish Studies Specialist (Arts Program) covers areas like modernist-literature, biblical-studies, arabic-language, modern-history, latin, middle-eastern-history, ancient-greek, german.
Who offers Jewish Studies Specialist (Arts Program)?
Jewish Studies Specialist (Arts Program) is offered by University of Toronto, Ontario.
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