Nama institusi

Brandeis University

Alamat kontak untuk informasi internasional

415 South Street
WALTHAM 02453

Nama tempat/fakultas

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Department of Near Eastern and Judaic Studies

Alamat

Lown 211 MS 054
415 South Street
WALTHAM
Massachusetts
02453

Uraian Tempat

The Department of Near Eastern and Judaic Studies (NEJS) bears a proud tradition of scholarly excellence in the fields that it embraces: study of the Jewish people, including their history, religion, literature and place in civilization; history, languages and culture of the Bible and ancient Near East; Arabic and Islamic Civilizations. The department offers a variety of degrees at the undergraduate (major and minor), master's (independent and jointly with other programs), and doctoral levels.

Nomor telepon

+1 781 736 2950

Apakah di lokasi ini tersedia akomodasi?

Ya

Informasi mengenai akomodasi

Brandeis residence halls bring students all the comforts of home. Each hall in the North and Massell quads, where the majority of first-year students live, features: lounges to foster socialization, study-group opportunities and programming; large community space with a big-screen TV and billiards and foosball tables; kitchen facilities equipped with community refrigerator, stove/oven, microwave and counter space and laundry facilities. More than 85 percent of undergraduate students live in residence halls. As with all indoor space at the university, residence halls are smoke-free. First-year students are assigned to double rooms or lofted tripled rooms on corridors with shared bathrooms. The university accepts requests but cannot promise to assign entering students to specific roommates or honor requests for assignment with another student with a particular religious or cultural background. Returning students choose accommodations through a housing selection process held each spring. With the exception of the entering midyear class, incoming students are guaranteed four consecutive semesters of on-campus living. For the purposes of room selection, the midyear class is considered a part of the rising sophomore class and is guaranteed three consecutive semesters of on-campus living. In recent years, upper-class students not housed through the lottery found off-campus housing or were eventually accommodated on campus through a waiting list process. Entering transfer students are admitted with the understanding that they may not be eligible for on-campus housing.