Live Online Classes
JTS offers multiple opportunities for adult learners across the globe to study online with our renowned faculty. Join an online class on your own or, if you’re an organizational leader, work with us to create a customized learning program for your community.
Join an Online Class
JTS offers online classes that create live, interactive opportunities for study with top-caliber scholars. Encounter compelling Jewish scholarship that brings the texts and wisdom of our tradition to bear on contemporary dilemmas. Courses delve deeply into specific areas of Jewish text, history, philosophy, religion, arts, and literature.
Who It’s For
Adult learners across the globe are invited to participate in our live online classes. All levels and types of Jewish learning background are welcome for most courses. Select courses are offered at an advanced level.
JTS also offers online learning programs designed specifically for Jewish clergy.
Contact Us
To learn more about live online classes for individuals or customized learning programs for communities, please contact us at onlinelearning@jtsa.edu.
Events
Online Course: Jumpstart Your Biblical Hebrew
Online | Community Courses | Online Learning
Would you like to read the Tanakh on your own without the need for a translation? In 10 live online sessions with Dr. David Zev Moster, we will cover the “big ideas” in Biblical Hebrew to help you get started.
Read MoreThe Importance of Shame in Rabbinic Tradition
Online | Judaism and the Inner Life Series | Online Learning
Join Dr. David Kraemer to discuss the complicated emotion of shame and how Jewish tradition “feels” about it. Part of our spring learning series, The Power of Emotion: Judaism and the Inner Life.
Read MoreOnline Course: Biblical Hebrew Workshop
Online | Community Courses | Online Learning
Develop your skills in translating passages of the Tanakh independently with Dr. David Zev Moster.
Read MoreTrust, Frustration, and Confusion in the Psalms
Online | Judaism and the Inner Life Series | Online Learning
Dr. Benjamin Sommer examines the “psalms of crisis” in the Book of Psalms, and discusses several theories about the main emphasis of these psalms—whether complaint, plea, or sudden change of mood. He will connect those theories to varied conceptions of prayer in Jewish tradition. Part of our spring learning series, The Power of Emotion: Judaism and the Inner Life.
Read MoreWhen Jews Made Fellow Jews ‘Other’: Hasidism and Its Opponents
Online | Online Learning
Dr. David Fishman will study the conflict between the Hasidim and Mitnagdim and reflect on how the core principles of the dispute continue to shape our Jewish lives and guide our homes and institutions. Part of ScholarStream, a partnership of the Conservative Movement.
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