Scholarships offered through the College of Social & Behavioral Sciences

  FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE

Majoring in Judaic Studies
The Judaic Studies Major requires 31 units, including 16 units of coursework in residency and 21 upper division units.  No courses used for the JUS Major may be used for any other major or minor.  No JUS course used to fulfill a Tier Two requirement can be used for the JUS Major.

Minoring in Judaic Studies
The Judaic Studies minor requires 18 units, including 9 upper division units. No courses used for the JUS minor may be used for any other major or minor.  Up to two courses (6 credits) used to fulfill Tier Two requirements can be used for the JUS minor. Select your minor in consultation with your major advisor.  In addition, you may consult the Judaic Studies Undergraduate Advisor.

Departmental Scholarships
The Arizona Center for Judaic Studies offers several scholarship opportunities.  Applicants must be full time Judaic Studies students at The University of Arizona,  in good academic standing.

Internship Opportunities
Internship, Practicum, and Independent Study courses are available with approval of Undergraduate Advisor. Students should contact their Academic Advisor with a proposal.

Undergraduate Advising
The Judaic Studies undergraduate advisor is David L. Graizbord. For senior degree check, or to declare a major/minor in Judaic Studies, contact Dr. Graizbord via email at dlgraizb@email.arizona.edu.  For general advising, contact The College of Social and Behavioral Sciences Advising Center.

SALT Center
Strategic Alternative Learning Technigues (SALT) Center is nationally recognized and locally grounded in best practices Center for students with learning and attention challenges. The Center's team is made up of experienced and eager professionals who are ready to assist you as you begin your journey of achievement at the University of Arizona.