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University of Pretoria - Faculty of Theology and Religion
MTh (Biblical Studies) (Old Testament and Hebrew Scriptures)
- Pretoria, South Africa
Master degree
Full time
1 year
On-Campus
English
This program offers the student with a four-year BDiv, a BThHons or equivalent qualification, the opportunity of theological specialisation and research at master's level. The theological discipline which is selected must correlate with the major or one of the majors of the preceding degree if its curricular structure provided for majors
University of Cambridge
MPhil in Asian and Middle Eastern Studies (Hebrew and Semitic Studies)
- Cambridge, United Kingdom
Master degree
Full time
On-Campus
English
The MPhil in Asian and Middle Eastern Studies (Hebrew and Semitic Studies) is designed to give students a strong foundation in the languages, history, and cultures of the ancient and modern Middle Eas...
University of Cambridge
MPhil in Asian and Middle Eastern Studies (Hebrew and Pre-Modern Jewish History and Culture)
- Cambridge, United Kingdom
Master degree
Full time
On-Campus
English
The MPhil in Asian and Middle Eastern Studies focusing on Hebrew and Pre-Modern Jewish History and Culture is designed for students interested in exploring the historical and cultural development of J...
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Studying Hebrew at the Master's level allows you to dive deeply into the language, literature, and culture, creating a rich understanding of its historical and contemporary significance. This discipline prepares you for a variety of roles in education, translation, or cultural consulting, fostering a comprehensive command of Hebrew.
Through courses in Hebrew linguistics and advanced literature, you'll develop skills in analyzing texts, understanding syntactic structures, and interpreting cultural nuances. Engaging with modern and classical literature enhances your critical thinking and analytical abilities, providing insights into the evolution of thought and expression within the Hebrew-speaking world. As students explore the complexities of Hebrew, they strengthen their adaptability and develop confidence in their language proficiency.
In addition to mastering the language itself, you'll also study translation methods that equip you to convey nuances accurately and effectively across different contexts. Graduates commonly pursue careers in language education, translation services, or roles in cultural institutions, where they apply their skills to promote understanding and communication.