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The program draws students from diverse backgrounds and academic pursuits. While some participants use the MA as a stepping stone toward PhD studies, others pursue professional growth in education, community engagement, or social services. Honoring the legacy of James Parkes' research that established the Parkes Institute, this program uniquely focuses on examining Jewish History and Culture through the lens of Jewish/non-Jewish interactions. Students benefit from the University's renowned Parkes Library and Jewish Archives, learning from an interdisciplinary faculty specializing in history, literature, German studies, and music. Broaden your academic perspective through Jewish historical and cultural studies. The MA in Jewish History and Culture includes courses like: Egyptian Jewish Communities, Jerusalem: Urban Space and Symbolism, and Holocaust Representations in American Cinema. Graduates pursue careers in academia, museum curation, tourism, Jewish community organizations, publishing, and archival work.