Masters Degree Study Departments
Master’s degree in Holocaust Studies
The program offers courses on the topic of the Holocaust in various areas of knowledge, including history of the Holocaust and World War II, anthropology of trauma, psychology, Holocaust education and teaching, international law, museology and curatorship, Holocaust literature, and more. In addition to the varied academic curricula, the program offers opportunities for internships in numerous relevant institutions in Israel and abroad, research seminars and study tours. The program includes a thesis track and a non-thesis track. Studies are conducted in English. The program grants a Master of Arts in Holocaust Studies.
Bachelor of Arts in a related field with a minimum grade point average of 80.
Additional requirements specified on the program website.
A thesis track and a non-thesis track
Employment options upon graduation: Teaching in schools and in SHELACH (FNS – Field, Nation, Society) programs, Holocaust education, museums, academic research, and teaching.
