Introduction and Overview: The college is a school located in Brooklyn, New York, focusing on Jewish studies. It provides students with courses such as interpretation of Jewish classic texts and rabbi training. The school offers undergraduate and master's degree programs, with Jewish doctrines, culture and traditions as the core teaching content.

History and establishment time: Founded in 1947, it has been committed to Jewish education and research for many years.

Nature of the school: A private, non-profit Jewish men's college.

Educational philosophy: Based on the doctrines and values ​​of Orthodox Judaism, it aims to cultivate professionals who are proficient in Jewish classics and can inherit and promote Jewish culture and traditions. It focuses on strict Jewish law, doctrines and related cultural knowledge education for students, so that they have a deep literacy in Jewish beliefs and practices.

School Strength

Faculty: It has a team of teachers who are proficient in Jewish classics and doctrines. They have rich knowledge and experience in the field of Jewish studies and can provide students with professional guidance and teaching.

Academic resources: The library of the college has a rich collection of books and research materials related to Judaism, which provides strong support for students' learning and research.

Key disciplines: The main disciplines are related to Judaism, such as Jewish law, Jewish philosophy, Jewish history, Talmud studies, and Rabbinic literature. Among them, Talmud studies and rabbinic training are its characteristics and key directions, and it has a certain reputation in the Jewish community.

Department: There is no clear division of departments, but from the perspective of disciplines and course settings, teaching is mainly organized around different research directions and degree levels of Judaism.

Fees: The annual tuition fee is US$9,000, and other fees include US$5,500 for full-time students.

Campus environment

Geographic location: Located in the Borough Park community in Brooklyn, New York, there are a large number of Hebrew bookstores and synagogues around it, with a strong Jewish cultural atmosphere.

Campus facilities: There are teaching areas, dormitories, synagogues, libraries and other facilities on campus, which provide convenience for students' study and life.

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