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Jewish Studies

The Jewish Studies program promotes the academic study of Jewish culture, society and religion for all students at the University. Through the Jewish Studies Program, students may train for a career in the Jewish community or in Jewish education, learn about Jewish issues and opportunities for Jewish public service, and develop a deeper understanding of American and world Jewry, as well as enhancing a degree in the humanities or social sciences with a certificate or a degree in Jewish Studies.

Related Major Skills	Sample Career Titles	Sample Work Settings
Professional Associations	Job and Internship Links	Where to Learn More (General Occupational Information)
Where to Learn More (Career Planning Websites)	Where to Learn More (Sample Library Resources)

Related Major Skills

Speaking to groups	Reading/writing another language	Clarifying ideas
Writing clearly	Understanding historical language change	Gathering information
Reading critically	Organizing materials/information	Evaluating information
Compiling/recording data	Comparing translations interpretations	Acknowledging value systems
Summarizing ideas	Communicating between cultures	Understanding cultural diversity
Explaining ideas carefully	Ability to teach and train	Decision making
Writing and presenting	Planning	Organization
Lesson planning	Dealing with parents or guardians	Ability to teach to different learning levels
Flexibility	Team player	Creativity
Computer skills

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Sample Career Titles

Personnel Specialist	Government Relations	Association Administrator
Intelligence Researcher	Human Resources Administrator	Intelligence Specialist
Presenter	Sports Agent	Bank Officer
Management Analyst	Industrial & Labor Relations Specialist	Real Estate Agent/Broker
Print Production Coordinator	Customer Service Representative	Claims Adjuster/Examiner
Manager/Administrator	Insurance Agent/Broker	Recreation/Attractions Manager
Promotions Manager	Events Planner	Consumer Affairs Specialist
Market Research Analyst	Lawyer	Recruiter
Public Information Officer	Elected Official	Corporate Communications Director
Lobbyist	Legal Assistant	PSA Director
Public Relations Specialist	Foreign Service Officer	Credit Manager
Media Specialist	Government Advisor	Public Administrator
Minister/Priest/Rabbi	Recreation Coordinator	Community Action Director
Speech Writer	Health Services Administrator	Youth Worker
Museum Director	Social Services Administrator	Consumer Advocate
Television Censor	Human Resources Manager	Reader
Negotiator	Social Worker	Counselor
Translator	Interviewer	Planning Director
Development Officer

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Sample Work Settings

Agency for International Development	Amnesty International	Armed Forces
Bureau of International Labor Affairs	Business and Industrial Organizations	CIA
Marketing Departments	Cooperation Agency	Cultural Organizations
Customs Service	Department of Commerce	Department of State
Educational Institutions	Federal and State Government Agencies	Hotels and Resorts
International Banks	Colleges and Universities	Libraries and Schools
Multinational Firms	Museums	National Security Council
Newspapers/Journals/Radio/TV	Non-profit Organizations	Oxfam International
Peace Corps	Publishing Firms	Research Institutes
Telecommunications	Broadcasting Companies	Travel Companies
US Information Agency	United Nations