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Biblical Hebrew, Modern Hebrew, archeology, Israeli culture, Bible,
Midrash, Talmud, Codes, Homiletics, History, Education, Liturgy,
Philosophy, Human Relations, Hebrew, Aramaic.
There are also courses in professional development: working in a
professional setting, education principles and techniques, the
principles of counseling, making hospital calls, helping people with
crisis.
Specific information on the rabbinic program and admissions can be
found at [5]http://www.huc.edu/catalog/rab.html,
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