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M.A. Studies Program in Collaboration with the Rossing Center for Education and Dialogue<\/strong><\/h5>\n <\/p>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\nOpen annually to 10 selected individuals from Jewish, Muslim, Christian, and Druze backgrounds, the program, hosted by the University of Haifa, leverages academic resources and Haifa’s culturally-diverse and multi-faith environment. It offers a comprehensive curriculum and practical experiences, including non-credit hours dedicated to interfaith dialogue.<\/p>\n
The curriculum encompasses a wide spectrum of religious studies courses available at the University of Haifa. Additionally, tailored weekly sessions cater to the unique needs of program participants.<\/p>\n
The coursework begins in the initial semester with a focus on understanding Israel’s religious communities, providing essential knowledge for newcomers to religious studies.<\/p>\n
The subsequent semester delves deeper into the intricate dynamics of interfaith relationships, granting students a profound insight into religious interactions. The final semester emphasizes the development and support of social initiatives within religious communities. Equipped with practical skills, participants embark on a final project aimed at initiating innovative social changes within and beyond their communities<\/p>\n
Upon program completion, graduates earn a master’s degree from the University of Haifa and a certification in interfaith dialogue, signifying their readiness to lead in the realm of interfaith engagement.<\/p>\n
Graduates also receive ongoing support to nurture personal projects, facilitated by a dedicated field coordinator. This post-graduation assistance includes forming a graduate cohort, fostering a collaborative network among alumni to sustain the momentum and support ongoing endeavors, and regular group meetings, seminars, and workshops.<\/p>\n
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<\/a>\u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 <\/a><\/p>\nOpen annually to 10 selected individuals from Jewish, Muslim, Christian, and Druze backgrounds, the program, hosted by the University of Haifa, leverages academic resources and Haifa’s culturally-diverse and multi-faith environment. It offers a comprehensive curriculum and practical experiences, including non-credit hours dedicated to interfaith dialogue.<\/p>\n
The curriculum encompasses a wide spectrum of religious studies courses available at the University of Haifa. Additionally, tailored weekly sessions cater to the unique needs of program participants.<\/p>\n
The coursework begins in the initial semester with a focus on understanding Israel’s religious communities, providing essential knowledge for newcomers to religious studies.<\/p>\n
The subsequent semester delves deeper into the intricate dynamics of interfaith relationships, granting students a profound insight into religious interactions. The final semester emphasizes the development and support of social initiatives within religious communities. Equipped with practical skills, participants embark on a final project aimed at initiating innovative social changes within and beyond their communities<\/p>\n
Upon program completion, graduates earn a master’s degree from the University of Haifa and a certification in interfaith dialogue, signifying their readiness to lead in the realm of interfaith engagement.<\/p>\n
Graduates also receive ongoing support to nurture personal projects, facilitated by a dedicated field coordinator. This post-graduation assistance includes forming a graduate cohort, fostering a collaborative network among alumni to sustain the momentum and support ongoing endeavors, and regular group meetings, seminars, and workshops.<\/p>\n
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