Admission Requirements

Applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree (Licentiate or Bachelor’s) from an Egyptian university recognized by the Supreme Council of Universities,

No specific academic specialization is required,

No minimum grade requirement is imposed.

Target Group

Egyptians and International Students

Program Duration

The duration extends from the date of enrollment until the successful completion of all diploma requirements.

Application Period

Applications are accepted from the beginning of August until the end of the second week of the academic year.

Credit Hours

24 credit hours

Program Advantages:

(1) Provides a solid foundation in Jewish religious thought, enabling students to gain a deeper understanding of its historical and religious contexts and their relevance to contemporary regional affairs.

(2) Offers comprehensive knowledge of Israeli society, including its demographic composition and legislative, executive, judicial, military, and political institutions, facilitating the analysis of trends and policy developments.

(3) Develops an understanding of political, social, and cultural issues related to the Middle East.

(4) Enhances critical and analytical thinking skills through the study and analysis of political, cultural, and media discourses and their underlying objectives.

(5) Enables students to engage with original Hebrew-language sources, which are taught and analyzed through Arabic and English.

Skills Acquired by Graduates

(1) Develop the ability to understand and analyze Israeli society and its evolving trends.

(2) Enhance analytical skills related to the interpretation and assessment of Israeli political decision-making processes.

(3) Strengthen the ability to evaluate the contexts and motivations behind political decisions and public statements issued by Israeli officials.

(4) Develop competencies in both independent and collaborative academic research.

Contact Information

Email:
hebrew@art.asu.edu.eg

Program Website:

https://arts.asu.edu.eg/ar/