Jewish University Moscow

Jewish University Moscow (Now Higher Humanities School named after S. Dubnov)

Overview:

The Higher Humanities School named after S. Dubnov (formerly known as the Jewish University in Moscow) is a private, non-profit higher education institution in Moscow, Russia. It holds a state license from the Ministry of General and Professional Education of the Russian Federation to conduct educational activities.

Services Offered:

Academic Programs:

The school offers undergraduate programs in philology, history, and psychology.

Faculty:

The school has three faculties: Faculty of Foreign Languages, Faculty of History, and Faculty of Psychology. Each faculty has multiple departments.

Interdisciplinary Courses:

The school also offers interdisciplinary courses.

Dual Degree Program:

Students can earn a degree from the Higher Humanities School and a state-recognized degree from Moscow State Open Pedagogical University (MGOPU).

Military Deferment:

Students are eligible for military deferment during their studies.

Student Life and Campus Experience:

Key Reasons to Study There:

Unique Focus:

The school specializes in Jewish history, literature, culture, religion, and the Hebrew language.

Dual Degree Opportunity:

Students can earn two degrees, one from the Higher Humanities School and one from MGOPU.

Collaborative Environment:

The school fosters a collaborative and supportive environment with a strong sense of community.

Dynamic Institution:

The school is a dynamic institution that combines the best aspects of Russian and Western universities.

Academic Programs:

Faculty of Foreign Languages:

Hebrew and Hebrew teaching methodology, English, German, Latin, Yiddish, general linguistics, Russian studies, biblical studies, etc.

Faculty of History:

History of the Ancient East, Ancient Greece, Ancient Rome, modern and contemporary history, history of world civilizations, Jewish history, history of the State of Israel, anthropology, sociology, political science, history of antisemitism, etc.

Faculty of Psychology:

General psychology, social psychology, developmental psychology, medical psychology, education and upbringing, sociology, general demography, etc.

Other:

• The school collaborates with the Center for Judaic Studies and Jewish Civilization (CIiETC) of the Institute of Asian and African Studies at Moscow State University, the Institute of the Origin of World Languages, and the Center for Hebraic Studies and Biblical Studies.
• The school is a dynamic institution that combines the best aspects of Russian and Western universities.
• The school has a friendly atmosphere, its own traditions, and its own folklore.