FOR STUDENTS

The CSA collaborates with NYU academic departments for course offerings, scholarships, and opportunities for students interested in antisemitism studies and related research.

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AVAILABLE COURSES

Antisemitism Studies Courses

View NYU course offerings on Antisemitism Studies

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HBRJD-GA 1750

Anti-Semitism from Ancient to Modern Times

Explore the long history of anti-Semitism from antiquity to today, tracing its evolving rhetoric, political uses, and global impact across religious and ideological lines.
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HBRJD-UA 137

Anti-Semitism: Then and Now

Register for Spring 2026. Explore the roots and evolution of anti-Semitism—from antiquity to the modern era—across religious, political, and cultural contexts.
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HBRJD-UA 162

Topics in Judaic Studies: Introduction to "Antisemitism" and Jewish History

Registration open for Fall 2025 - 7 Week Course beginning in October. Examine the complexities of Jewish identity and the many forms of anti-Jewish hatred across history, exploring how these forces have shaped both prejudice and resistance.
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SCHOLARSHIPS

Student Scholarships

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Undergraduate Research Scholarship

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Graduate Research Scholarship

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Antisemitism Studies Research Awards (Coming Soon)

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The Resilient Society:
Reckoning with Hate from the Holocaust Until Tomorrow

The Resilient Society is a highly selective, cohort-based, interdisciplinary program designed to give undergraduate students a firsthand, comprehensive understanding of approaches to extremism. The program includes weekly seminars, site visits in NYC, meeting with experts, and study tours to Alabama, DC, Israel, Paris, and Germany.

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