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Summer Field Schools

Schools held by the Sefer Center can be basically divided into 2 main types: field-observation schools and field-working schools.

Field-observation schools combine academic component with an opportunity for students to travel to places of historical and cultural importance with the monuments of Jewish material and spiritual culture, immersion in the atmosphere of Jewish history and culture in different regions.

Students who participate in field-working schools spend most of their time on practical field work: collecting valuable ethnographic data, cataloging information about Jewish cemetaries, providing archeological excavations.Logiccally, during field working schools participants - usually they are well-prepared and skilful students - have lowered number of lectures and seminars in comparison with the other school type.

List of Field Working schools and Field schools in Jewish Studies:


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2008

  • Summer Judaic Schools in Poland, August 13-20, 2008 (19 ptsp.)
  • Summer Judaic Schools in Uzhgorod (Ukraine), August 21-27, 2008 (28 ptsp.)  
  • Summer Judaic Schools in Ìîëäàâèè, July 28 - August 3, 2008 (32 ptsp.)  
  • Summer Judaic Schools in Bershad (Ukraine), July 17-30, 2008 (21 ptsp.)  
  • Summer Judaic Schools in Kazan (Russia), June 30 - July 6, 2008 (61 ptsp.)  

2007 

  • Summer Judaic Schools in Taman (Russia), August 16-23, 2007 (24 ptsp.)
  • Summer Judaic Schools in â Chernovtsy (Ukraine), August 8-14, 2007 (39 ptsp.)  
  • Summer Judaic Schools in Belarus ("wheeled school"), July 31 - August 7, 2007 (35 ptsp.)    
  • Summer Judaic Schools in Mogilev-Podolsky, July 18-31, 2007 (20 ptsp.)  

2006 

  • Summer Judaic Schools in Lvov (Ukraine), August 8-14 2006 (50 ptsp.)  
  • Summer Judaic Schools in St.Petersburg, July 30 August 5, 2006 (27 ptsp.)    
  • Summer Judaic Schools in Balt/Tulchin, June 27 - July 10 2006 (20 ptsp.)    
  • Summer Judaic Schools in Odessa, June 26 - July 2, 2006 (50 ptsp.)    

2005 

  • Summer Judaic Schools in Vilnius (Lithuania), August 15-21, 2005 (30 ptsp.)    
  • Summer Judaic Schools in Crimea, August 3-17, 2005 (38 ptsp.)    
  • Summer Judaic Schools in Tulchin, July 14 – 25, 2005 (18 ptsp.)    
  • Summer Judaic Schools in Baku (Azerbaijan), June 26 – July 3, 2005 (30 ptsp.)      

Schools held earlier:

2004

  • Summer Judaic Schools in Crimea (Ukraine), August 15 – 27, 2004 (50 ptsp.)
  • Summer Judaic Schools in Taman (Russia), August 2 – 10, 2004 (32 ptsp.)    
  • Summer Judaic Schools in Belarus («wheeled school»), 1 – 11 èþëÿ 2004 (36 ptsp.)      
  • Summer Judaic Schools in Samarkand, April 30 – May 6, 2004 (38 ptsp.)

2003

  • Summer Judaic Schools in Proskirov (Khmelnitsky, Ukraine), August 26 – 31, 2003 (35 ptsp.)   
  • Summer Judaic Schools in Crimea (Ukraine), June 25 – July 3, 2003 (35 ptsp.)       
  • Summer Judaic Schools in â Samarkand (Uzbekistan), June 16 – 22, 2003 (45 ptsp.)