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Jewish studies offers the opportunity to explore the history, cultures, and religion of the Jewish people. The program explores the evolving interactions between Judaism and Christianity, Islam, and other religions, as well as the multifaceted interactions between Jewish communities and the majority cultures within which they have lived.

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