Programs and Departments
Approved Study Abroad Programs in Europe
Ancient Greek and Roman Studies
Brandeis-Genesis Institute for Russian Jewry
Center for German and European Studies
German Language and Literature Program
Interdepartmental Program in European Cultural Studies
Fellowships and Funding
Eunice M. Lebowitz Cohen Fellowship in Classical Studies
The George and Gertrude Gerzon Endowed Scholarship for Eastern European Holocaust Studies
Grants and Scholarships for study in Germany and Europe
Ethics Center Student Fellowship (Sorensen Fellowship)
Hiatt Career Center World-of-Work (WOW) Internship Program
Rapaporte Foundation Summer Internship Grants
The School of Russian and Asian Studies Fellowships and Grants
Student Organizations
Faculty Publications
These are just some highlights of recent faculty work exploring this region. For additional faculty publications, please visit the Brandeis Faculty Guide.
Cadaverland: Inventing a Pathology of Catastrophe for Holocaust Survival
by Michael Dorland
Glorious, Accursed Europe
by Jehuda Reinharz
The Jews of Bialystok During World War II and the Holocaust
by Sara Bender
Memoirs
by Hans Jonas
Mystic Cults in Magna Graecia
Edited by Patricia A. Johnson
Pious and Rebellious: Jewish Women in Medieval Europe
by Avraham Grossman
Reading Jewish Women: Marginality and Modernization in Nineteenth-Century Eastern European Jewish Society
by Iris Parush
Shades of Indignation: Political Scandals in France, Past and Present
by Paul Jankowski
Other Resources
Brandeis Institutional Repository: Classical Studies Department
Classical Resources on the Web
Classical Artifact Research Center
Coexistence Country Studies Series: Czech Republic
Coexistence Country Studies Series: Lativia
Coexistence Country Studies Series: The Netherlands
Coexistence Country Studies Series: Poland
Facts About Germany and Europe
Partnerships and Connections
Blog and Profiles
Europe
Brandeis offers diverse opportunities for the study of European culture. Students can explore any of the major European languages and literatures (French, Spanish, German, Italian and Russian). For those who prefer an interdisciplinary approach, we offer a major in European Cultural Studies, plus a minor in Russian and East European Studies. Opportunities abound for study abroad at over 100 approved programs in 18 different European countries. On campus, the intellectual mix is further enriched by research centers and institutes.
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