Courses

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 2023

Religion, Gender, and Law: The Case of Israel, Legal Studies
Masua Sagiv

Philosophy of Education, Education 184 (Ed minor)
Hanan Alexander

Gender and Family Economics from an Israeli Perspective, (Econ)
Shirlee Lichtman Sadot

In Search of Lost Time: Memory in Legal Practice and Process, Legal Studies
Daniel Levy

Israel: Politics and Society, Political Science 191
Ron Hassner

Immigration to Israel in History and Present, Jewish Studies
Larissa Remennick

History of Modern Israel, History
Eran Kaplan

Graduate Seminar

Cognitive Neuroscience of Human Memory, Psychology
Daniel Levy

Spring 2023

Comparative Constitutional Law: The Case of Israel, Legal Studies 174
Masua Sagiv

Applied Microeconomic Topics Covering Israel, (Econ)
Shirlee Lichtman Sadot

Religion and Spirituality in Education: Israel, America, and Beyond, (Educ 150)
Hanan Alexander

War in the Middle East, Political Science
Ron Hassner

Graduate Courses

Pedagogy of Difference, (Education 290)
Hanan Alexander

Jewish Law, Law