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Welcome to Jerusalem. Welcome to Jerusalem, the eternal capital of the global Jewish people, at whose heart is situated our magnificent campus. This is where HUC-JIR’s stateside rabbinical, cantorial, education, nonprofit management, and graduate students come to study, alongside our Israeli students, and deepen their sense of ahavat Yisrael ...
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The Hebrew Union College Annual (founded in 1924) and the Hebrew Union College Press are also located in Cincinnati. The New York campus includes a School of Sacred Music, which trains cantors for the Reform movement, and a doctor of ministries program, whereas the principal School of Education and the School of Jewish Communal Service are both located in Los Angeles.
Message from the Dean: Rabbi Jonathan Hecht. HUC-JIR’s historic Cincinnati campus is located close to the geographic center of America. We are in the heartland. Our world-renowned faculty includes scholars of the Bible, Rabbinics, Jewish History, Jewish Thought, and Liturgy. Our beautiful campus is set on seven acres.
Our five-year program combines text study, professional experience, and personal spiritual growth. Engage in Torah study and social justice, strengthen the Reform movement and the Jewish people. Learn More. 95.6%. of rabbis ordained at HUC-JIR in the past five years have full-time positions at the time of ordination.
Isaac Mayer Wise. Hebrew Union College–Jewish Institute of Religion (HUC-JIR), the oldest Jewish seminary in the United States for the training of rabbis, long a stronghold of American Reform Judaism. It was founded as the Hebrew Union College in 1875 at Cincinnati, Ohio, by Rabbi Isaac Mayer Wise, and it later merged (1950) with the Jewish ...
In LA, HUC-JIR belongs to a vast ecosystem of creativity and activity. With four academic schools and numerous programs crisscrossing each other and the University of Southern California, our educational horizons are limitless. Longtime Ashkenazi and Sephardi communities meet a burgeoning Persian and Israeli scene, with food, synagogues, and ...
