Provisional University Bulletin (2024-2025)

University offers the Justice Brandeis Semester (JBS), an intensive, immersive experiential learning option through which small groups of up to 12-15 students may earn credits while focusing on such varied topics as A Sports Writing Summer in Boston, Health, Law and Justice, and Voice, Web and Mobile Applications. The courses offered as part of these programs include experiential learning components, such as fieldwork, internships, or outside research.

JBS internships, field-based research, creative work or community-engaged learning allow students to:

1. Gain real-world experience through experiential learning.
2. Build close relationships with professors and small groups of students.
3. Acquire skills that will make them stand apart from their peers after Brandeis.

The distinctive elements of a Brandeis education include the intense intellectual engagement students share with our cutting-edge faculty; the rich experiential learning opportunities students encounter in studios, archives, research labs, work settings and the community; and the University's longstanding commitment to global engagement and social justice. All of these elements are embodied in the new Justice Brandeis Semester.

Current JBS Offerings

App Development and Marketing
Health, Law and Justice
Storytelling as Social Practice

Past JBS Offerings

Health, Law and Justice
Human Rights Advocacy in the Immigration Process
Voice, Web and Mobile Applications