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Graduate Jewish StudiesGraduate School Website | Graduate School Application J.S.M.A.The master's program in Jewish Studies at Emory University is a two-year graduate degree in Jewish studies. The JSMA offers vigorous intellectual training in the field of Jewish civilization, including the history, sacred texts, art, literature, archaeology, politics, languages and linguistics, law, economic activities and social institutions of the Jewish people. Broadly based and multidisciplinary, the program provides and excellent foundation for a variety of academic and professional careers. For more information about the program, including admissions requirements , see the Jewish Studies Brochure. J.D./M.A.Joint Juris Doctor/Master's in Judaic Studies program allows students to combine training in law with training in Jewish Studies. A student in the program is expected to matriculate concurrently in both the School of Law and the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences and complete the requirements for both degrees in four years. For more information about the program, including admissions requirements , see the Jewish Studies Brochure. Doctoral ProgramsDoctoral students interested in Jewish Studies pursue their research in a variety of different departments, including the Graduate Division of Religion and, in particular, the Judeo-Arabic course of study; the Department of History; the Department of Anthropology; and the Department of Comparative Literature. IJS is strongly supportive of graduate students in a number of ways. IJS faculty and students gather regularly for social events and cross-disciplinary exchange; IJS events offer enrichment opportunities for all students; and visiting scholars often provide small-group seminars or one-on-one consultations with graduate students. Teaching assistantships provide experience in teaching Jewish Studies courses, enhancing employability. Supplemental funding for doctoral students is available through the IJS for a variety of purposes. Particular efforts are made to provide funding for necessary summer language study or research. Scholarships and StipendsFull-tuition scholarships and stipends are available to students in the program through the Graduate School. Stipends carry research and/or teaching responsibilities. Grants are available to support participation in the Intensive Hebrew and Text Program in Israel. For more information, see the Jewish Studies Brochure. More about the Program
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