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Distance Learning

The next onsite distance learning seminar is July 7-11.

Distance Learning is currently available for the Master of Arts in Jewish Studies (MAJS), Doctor of Science in Jewish Studies (DSJS), and Doctor of Jewish Studies (DJS) programs.

The academic standards and requirements for courses taken through Distance Learning are identical to those for courses taken at Spertus' Chicago campus, only the methods of course delivery are different. Students who opt to take their degree primarily through Distance Learning have complete flexibility as to when they wish to "attend" classes, according to their individual schedules.

What are the benefits of Spertus Institute's
Distance Learning program?

  • Convenience and flexibility of home study
  • Extensive resources for students with little geographical access to graduate-level Jewish Studies
  • Multi-faceted program delivery (including course packages of audio/video materials, intensive week-long summer seminars in Chicago, independent study, and directed reading courses)

For More Information

Email Dr. Dean P. Bell, Spertus Dean & Chief Academic Officer, at dbell@spertus.edu

Summer 2013 Onsite Seminar

July 7-11, 2013

Download course descriptions>
Download seminar registration form>

"The advantage is being in an environment where we can share ideas and be part of a broader group."
— Seminar Participant Robert Knoll

Joining us for the onsite seminar?
Here are links to nearby hotels
and our neighborhood hostel.


Chicago's Essex Inn >

800 S. Michigan Avenue, Chicago
312.939.2800

Wyndham Blake Chicago >
500 S. Dearborn Street, Chicago
312.986.1234

Best Western Grant Park Hotel >
1100 S. Michigan Avenue, Chicago
312.922.2900

Hostelling International Chicago >
24 E. Congress Parkway, Chicago
312.360.0300

ONLINE COURSE REGISTRATION

Download the MAJS online course registration form>