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With a graduate degree in Jewish communal service you can make an impact on people's lives and improve the world and your Jewish community. The School of Jewish Communal Service (SJCS), founded in 1968 by Professor Gerald Bubis, is the oldest and most diverse professional school of its kind. The School's emphasis on providing students with insights into management and business skills as well as organizational theory and practice has placed this program in a leadership role. Its outstanding reputation is based on an inter-disciplinary approach that combines study of Jewish tradition and text with pragmatic, effective tools from the fields of the social sciences and business. Open to students from all areas of religious thought and communal life, the School seeks to be
inclusive and pluralistic.
By choosing a career in Jewish Communal Service you are choosing a career path that will give you the personal meaning and professional satisfaction. As a Jewish Communal Professional you have the opportunity to work in a proactive positive way in one of the most vibrant communities of faith in the world. Through graduate training at the School of Jewish Communal Service you gain the skills and confidence to become an exceptional Jewish Communal Professional. If you would like to enhance your present career or enter this rewarding professional field, consider the benefits of a graduate degree with a distinctly Jewish focus. A Jewish Communal Professional is:
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