The Helen Diller Institute supports and coordinates undergraduate and graduate courses in Jewish and Israel studies in a range of disciplines across the university. You can find our current course listings below:
Fall 2021
Undergraduate Courses
Law and Social Change: The Case of Israel (Legal Studies)
Prof. Masua Sagiv
T & Th | 8:00am-9:29am
Course Number: 30280
Human and Civil Rights in Israel (Legal Studies)
Prof. Michal Tamir
T & Th | 2:00pm-3:29pm
Course Number: 30279
Mental Health in Conflict Zones: The Politics of Trauma on the Border of Israel and Gaza (Anthropology 196 004)
Prof. Keren Friedman-Peleg
W | 12:00pm-1:59pm
Course Number: 33161
Philosophical Foundations of Education (Education 184)
Prof. Hanan Alexander
W | 2:00pm-4:59pm
Course Number: 32453
Modern Hebrew Literature and Culture (MELC)
Prof. Uri Mor
W | 2:00pm-4:59pm
Course Number: 32173
Israel: Society and Politics (Political Science 191)
Prof. Ron Hassner
W | 12:00pm-1:59pm
Course Number: 17243
Graduate Courses
Studies of Trauma and Resilience: The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict as a Case Study (Anthropology)
Prof. Keren Friedman-Peleg
T | 10:00am-11:59am
Course Number: 25569
Comparative Constitutional Law and Israel (Law 262.5 sec. 001)
Prof. Amnon Reichman
W | 6:25pm-9:30pm
Class Number: 31913
Spring 2022
Undergraduate Courses
Contemporary Judaism in Israel: State, Religion and Gender (Jewish Studies)
Prof. Masua Sagiv
Comparative Constitutional Law: The Case of Israel (Legal Studies)
Prof. Michal Tamir
Comparative Criminal Justice Reform (Legal Studies)
Prof. Hadar Dancig-Rosenberg
Citizenship Education and Social Conflict (Education 150)
Prof. Hanan Alexander
History of Modern Israel (History)
Prof. Paula Kabalo
Language, Culture and Identities in Israel (Jewish Studies 120A)
Prof. Uri Mor
Intersectional Perspectives on Contemporary Dance in Israel
Prof. Yael Nativ
Graduate Courses
Pedagogy of Difference (Education 290)
Prof. Hanan Alexander