Introduction to Modern Hebrew: the writing and sound systems, and systematic presentation of basic structures. All language skills - reading, writing, speaking, and comprehension - are emphasized. No previous knowledge of Hebrew required.

HEBR 10100 Modern Hebrew Level I

Modern Hebrew Level I

Continuation and extension of the first semester.  The course aims to develop fluency in reading, comprehension, and spoken language.  Knowledge of grammar and vocabulary is expanded. Typically offered Spring.

HEBR 10200 Modern Hebrew II

Modern Hebrew II

The first semester of biblical Hebrew will present the basic elements of the language, including alphabet, vocabulary, and grammar. No previous knowledge of Hebrew required. Typically offered Fall.

HEBR 12100 Biblical Hebrew Level I

Biblical Hebrew Level I

The second semester of biblical Hebrew will continue the study of reading, vocabulary and grammar, based on selections form the Hebrew Bible. Typically offered Spring.

HEBR 12200 Biblical Hebrew Level II

Biblical Hebrew Level II

Extensive practice in reading, speaking, and writing Hebrew, based on a variety of subjects from daily life and literature. Continued study of grammar and reading both in the modern language.

HEBR 20100 Modern Hebrew Level III

Modern Hebrew Level III

Extensive practice in reading, speaking, and writing Hebrew, based on a variety of subjects from daily life and literature.  Continued study of grammar and reading in the modern language. Typically offered Spring.

HEBR 20200 Modern Hebrew Level IV

Modern Hebrew Level IV

The third semester of biblical Hebrew focuses on reading and translation of extended passages form the Pentateuch and the use of textual criticism. Typically offered Fall.

HEBR 22100 Biblical Hebrew Level III

Biblical Hebrew Level III

The fourth semester of biblical Hebrew exposes the student to both narrative and poetic sections of the Bible. Typically offered Spring.

HEBR 22200 Biblical Hebrew Level IV

Biblical Hebrew Level IV

This course is a survey of the development of the ancient Near East, from its pre-history to Alexander the Great. It emphasizes the evolutions of various Near Eastern cultures in their many manifestations; art, government, agriculture, economics, philosophy, religion, ethics, and science. Taught in English.

HEBR 28400 Ancient Near Eastern History And Culture

Ancient Near Eastern History And Culture

Critical survey/exploration of major traits of Israeli culture through a variety of media: literature, film and music, in the larger context of Judaism, Zionism, as well as the creation of a new state and culture. Conducted in English; no knowledge of Hebrew is necessary.

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