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Summer isn't as far away as you might think and if you are considering applying for a Jewish learning programme you will need to act quickly as in some
cases the closing dates for applications are quite soon.
Here's our pick of this summer's Jewish learning opportunities... BCI: the Marilyn and Sigi Ziering Brandeis Collegiate Institute
Find out more about BCI: the Marilyn and Sigi Ziering Brandeis Collegiate Institute here.
The Conservative Yeshiva Summer Program
The Conservative Yeshiva Offers the opportunity to study the classic texts of Judaism in Jerusalem, including Rabbinic literature, Bible, and Jewish thought as well as intensive Ulpan, skills workshops, tours and volunteering. Find out more about the Conservative Yeshiva here.
Geschichtswerkstatt Europa
Find out more about Geschichtswerkstatt Europa here. Pardes
ROI Summit 2011
Find out more about the ROI Summit here.
The Tikvah Summer Institute in Religion and Politics
The Vilnius Yiddish Institute at Vilnius University
Find out more about the Yiddish Institute here.
There will be more opportunities for intensive Jewish learning in the UK this summer and we will share the details once they are announced. Find out about other Jewish events in London and across the country
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BCI (Brandeis Collegiate Institute) in California is a 3 ½ week
non-denominational experiential Jewish program that invites you to
immerse yourself in the diversity of Jewish culture, envision your own
Jewish life, strengthen your leadership skills, and create community.
An international forum taking place in Kiev this summer addressing the issue of the culture of memory and remembrance in Europe.
Spend three weeks in Israel learning Jewish texts with a wide range of
Jews of all denominations and belief systems. Pardes in Jerusalem
offers a variety of educational Israel programs for people interested
in serious Jewish studies in an open Beit Midrash environment.
The ROI Summit is the flagship programme that gathers the most dynamic young Jewish leaders who are transforming the Jewish world to share ideas, bolster their skills and develop projects aimed at expanding the horizons of their Jewish communities.
A two-week joint programme of the Tikvah Fund and the Oxford Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies.
Since 1998, Vilnius in Lithuania has been home to this highly praised university-accredited course in Yiddish language, literature and culture.
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