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Founded in 1895, Gratz is the oldest independent and pluralistic college for Jewish studies in North America. From its inception, Gratz holds the distinction of being the first institution of advanced Jewish learning to accept women on par with men.

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Founded in 1895, Gratz is the oldest independent and pluralistic college for Jewish studies in North America. From its inception, Gratz holds the distinction of being the first institution of advanced Jewish learning to accept women on par with men.

Learn More About Gratz History
Admissions + Aid
Gratz College is internationally recognized as a leader in developing effective educators, well prepared institutional leaders and dedicated scholars. Gratz offers students an array of online graduate, undergraduate, certificate and continuing education programs.
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We prepare our students with the instruction, resources, and support to face today's challenges and do their part to repair the world in new and powerful ways.

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HGS 547/748 - Measuring Political Violence: From Hate to Genocide

HGS Faculty

HGS 564/764 - The Holocaust and Transitional Justice

Ayal Feinberg, Ph.D.

HRI 520 - The Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Center Faculty

HRI 521 - African Americans and Jews: Alliances and Struggles

Ruth N. Sandberg, Ph.D.

HRI 522 - International Women’s Rights

Faculty

HRI 524 - Civil Rights and Civil Liberties

The Center Faculty

HRI 525 - Financial Equity and Human Rights

Faculty

HRI 526 - Refugee Rights

Faculty

HRI 527 - Child Protection and Children’s Rights

Faculty

HRI 528 - Sexual Identity and Gender Rights

Faculty

HRI 529 - International Health Rights

Faculty

HRI 530 - Patriarchy and Women's Rights

Ruth Sandberg, Ph.D.

HRI 532/732 Ethical Perspectives on Human Rights

Rabbi William Plevan, Ph.D.

HRI 533 - Religious Foundations of Human Rights

Steven Chervin, Ed.D.

HRI 534 - History of Human Rights

Jeff Benvenuto, Ph.D.

HRI 535/735 - First Amendment Values

Nancy Isserman, MSW, Ph.D.

HRI 536 - Human Rights, the State and Group Conflict

Human Rights Faculty

HRI 537/737 - Human Rights & Genocide: US Foreign Policy during the Cold War

Lee Lukoff

HRI 599 - Capstone Project or Internship

Faculty

HRI 600/700 - Antisemitism & Racism in America Today

Ayal Feinberg, Ph.D.

JST 531 - Sociology of Israel

Harriet Hartman, Ph.D.

JST 537 - The History of Modern Israel

Jewish Studies Faculty

Spring A

Start Date: 01/08/2025
Drop Deadline: 01/14/2025
End Date: 03/04/2025
Registration Opens: 11/11/2024

Traditional (15 weeks)

Start Date: 01/08/2025
Drop Deadline: 01/21/2025
End Date: 04/22/2025
Registration Opens: 11/11/2024

Spring B

Start Date: 03/05/2025
Drop Deadline: 03/11/2025
End Date: 04/29/2025
Registration Opens: 11/11/2024

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