Paideia Fellowships in Jewish Studies
The Paideia One Year Jewish Studies Program offers a unique international
Jewish studies experience during eight months in Stockholm, Sweden with the
possibility of completing a Master in Jewish Civilizations at the
Hochschule für Jüdische Studien in Heidelberg, Germany.Features
· Academic studies of Jewish text and culture in English
· World-renowned faculty from Israeli and European
universities · Interactive text studies using the
Hevruta method of studying in pairs · Applied project
work · Networking in an open, international and
pluralistic European environment · Hebrew Ulpan 6 hours
per week · Optional second year of studies at the HfJS
in Heidelberg · Follow-up programs and conferences
ScholarshipsFellows receive scholarships including student tuition,
student accommodation and a monthly stipend towards living costs.
DeadlinesEarly Application: Deadline January 15 (decision by March
1)Application I: Deadline March 1 (decision by April 15)Application II:
Deadline April 15 (decision by June 1) The earlier one applies, the better
chances are to get a scholarship. Candidates should have the
following qualities:· Commitment to the renewal of
European Jewish culture · Intellectual curiosity and
documented academic experience · Interpersonal and
leadership skills Prior study experience in Jewish texts or
Hebrew is not required.For further information and application forms,
please visit http://www.paideia-eu.org/.Paideia is a
non-denominational institute of higher Jewish learning with an academic
focus on textual sources. Dedicated to the renewal of European Jewish
culture, Paideia is also an applied institute linking academic studies to
action.
Jewish studies experience during eight months in Stockholm, Sweden with the
possibility of completing a Master in Jewish Civilizations at the
Hochschule für Jüdische Studien in Heidelberg, Germany.Features
· Academic studies of Jewish text and culture in English
· World-renowned faculty from Israeli and European
universities · Interactive text studies using the
Hevruta method of studying in pairs · Applied project
work · Networking in an open, international and
pluralistic European environment · Hebrew Ulpan 6 hours
per week · Optional second year of studies at the HfJS
in Heidelberg · Follow-up programs and conferences
ScholarshipsFellows receive scholarships including student tuition,
student accommodation and a monthly stipend towards living costs.
DeadlinesEarly Application: Deadline January 15 (decision by March
1)Application I: Deadline March 1 (decision by April 15)Application II:
Deadline April 15 (decision by June 1) The earlier one applies, the better
chances are to get a scholarship. Candidates should have the
following qualities:· Commitment to the renewal of
European Jewish culture · Intellectual curiosity and
documented academic experience · Interpersonal and
leadership skills Prior study experience in Jewish texts or
Hebrew is not required.For further information and application forms,
please visit http://www.paideia-eu.org/.Paideia is a
non-denominational institute of higher Jewish learning with an academic
focus on textual sources. Dedicated to the renewal of European Jewish
culture, Paideia is also an applied institute linking academic studies to
action.