Monash University Handbook 2010 Postgraduate - Area of Study

The Graduate School of Jewish Studies is Australia's leading institute of Jewish studies, attracting students nationally and internationally. Its diverse program will offer academics and students an environment shaped by the Monash ethos of excellence in teaching and research. An academic faculty comprised of four Professorial Chairs, lecturers and a stream of distinguished Visiting Fellows lead the programs. The courses offered by the graduate school are diverse and incorporate interdisciplinary perspectives and a range of partners from Monash University.

Masters programs are available in the following areas:

• Holocaust and genocide studies
• interreligious studies
• Jewish communal service and leadership
• Jewish educators program
• Judaic studies
• modern Israel studies.

Supervision of research candidates is also available.

• 4029 Graduate Certificate in Communal Service and Leadership - Jewish community
• 4021 Graduate Certificate in Interreligious Studies
• 4024 Graduate Certificate in Judaic Studies
• 4037 Graduate Certificate in Modern Israel Studies
• 4030 Graduate Diploma in Communal Service and Leadership - Jewish community
• 3947 Graduate Diploma in Holocaust and Genocide Studies
• 4022 Graduate Diploma in Interreligious Studies
• 4025 Graduate Diploma in Judaic Studies
• 4036 Graduate Diploma in Modern Israel Studies
• 2846 Master of Arts by research and coursework*
• 4031 Master of Communal Service and Leadership - Jewish community
• 3946 Master of Holocaust and Genocide Studies
• 4023 Master of Interreligious Studies
• 4026 Master of Judaic Studies
• 4035 Master of Modern Israel Studies
• 0020 Doctor of Philosophy*

* By research.