The Ph.D. is a research degree. Its completion signifies that the recipient is able to conduct original research and has made a serious contribution to knowledge of the field. Students must train in a major and a minor field and must acquire both the Judaic and general background and methodology necessary for their research.
Doctor of Philosophy
Students who have been admitted to graduate study in Hebrew and Judaic Studies or History may apply for a joint doctoral program in both departments. Candidates who have not yet matriculated at New York University may apply directly for admission to the program.
Joint Ph.D. in Hebrew and Judaic Studies and History Program Requirements
You can view the successes of our many Ph.D. graduates on our Ph.D. Outcomes page.
Contact Information
Michah Gottlieb
Director of Graduate Studies mg160@nyu.edu 53 Washington Square South207
New York, NY 10012
Phone: (212) 998-8983
Office Hours: By appointment