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Országos Rabbiképző – Zsidó Egyetem (Jewish Theological Seminary - University of Jewish Studies, Hungary)

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ORZSE Jewish Theological Seminary-University of Jewish Studies
Scheiber Sándor utca 2.
1084 Budapest
Hungary
Tel: +36 13187049 / 143
Email: info@or-zse.hu
https://or-zse.hu/en/

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Tamási

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Awards degrees in Jewish Studies as a sole or major component
BA & MA rabbinical and cantor training: Including Ivrit; Biblical Hebrew; Torah; Hagiographi; Prophets; Liturgy; Midrash; Talmud; Pastoral practice; Septuagint and Vulgate.

BA Jewish Studies: Including modern Hebrew (Ivrit); Introduction to written doctrine; Introduction to oral doctrine; Torah; scripture; liturgy; prophets; Jewish Folklore; Ancient Jewish History; Medieval Jewish History; Modern Jewish History; History of Hungarian Jewry; Jewish Philosophy; Jewish literature; the Shoah; Midrash; Anti-Semitism; Rabbinic Literature; Talmud; Jewish Literature; Biblical Hebrew.

BA Denominational community building: Including Ivrit; Ancient Jewish History; Medieval Jewish History; Modern Jewish History; History of Jewry in Hungary; Protection of the Jewish Heritage; Jewish Philosophy; Jewish Law; Liturgy; Our Jewish Environment and Protection.

BA Denominational Social Work: Including Fundamentals of Social Theory; History of Society; Political Science; Cultural Anthropology; Jewish Social History; Jewish History; History of Jewish Culture; Anti-discrimination social work; Psychology of Religion; Ivrit.

MA Jewish Cultural History: Including Hebrew Bible; Rabbinic literature; Comparative Religious History; Jewish History - The Middle Ages; The history of Zionism; The universal and Hungarian history of the Shoa; Ancient Jewish Philosophy and History of Ideas; Medieval Jewish Philosophy and History of Ideas; Modern Jewish Philosophy and History of Ideas; Contemporary Jewish Philosophy and History of Ideas ; Anti-Semitism; Jewish, Christian and Muslim interaction; Jewish Literary Studies; History of Jewish Art; Cultural Memory and Trauma; Sociology of Religion; History and culture of the State of Israel; Ivrit; Biblical Hebrew.

Jewish Cantor training: Including Biblical Hebrew; Jewish Cultural History; Pilgrimage Prayer; Saturday Prayer; Prayer for Penitential Holidays; Singing religious songs; History of Jewish Music; Jewish Music Collection.

Doctorate in Jewish Religious Studies.
Offers courses in Jewish Studies
Provides supervision in Jewish studies for students working towards a research degree

Degrees offered

BA Jewish Studies; BA Rabbinical and Cantor Training; BA Denominational community building; BA Denominational Social Work
MA Jewish Cultural History; MA Rabbinical and Cantor Training
PhD in Jewish Religious Studies.

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Except for the rabbinical studies ALL programmes are open to the entire public, men, women, regardless of religious affiliation. There are many renowned professors at the university: philosophers, linguists, literary critics, historians, and art historians.


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