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The William Ze'ev Brinner Fellowship for graduate students was established in the spring of 2014. Professor Brinner taught Arabic and Islamic studies in the Department of Near Eastern Studies at Berkeley from 1956 until his retirement in 1991, and served as Chair of the Department several times.
Open to residents of the Greater Toronto Area only who are planning a year of study in Israel to further their education. For those not eligible for a MASA Israel Journey scholarship.
The scholarship is open to all students pursuing higher Jewish education. Program of study, ultimate benefit to the Jewish community and financial need are the key criteria.
Established in memory and in honour of women who cherish knowledge, family values and Judaism. It is available to a woman of South African descent who share these values. The fund is available for those applying for religious or secular academic values.
This was established in memory and honour of women who cherish knowledge, family values and Judaism. It is available to a woman of South African descent who shares these values. The fund is available for those applying for religious or secular academic values. An essay has to be submitted to apply for the Pera Brina.
The University of Connecticut's Center for Judaic Studies has a number of modest travel awards available to sponsor students who wish to spend time studying and researching abroad. This scholarship includes but is not limited to travel in Israel
Pam and Charles Pincus were deeply committed to education, and extraordinarily talented and effective as parents, grandparents and teachers. Their family has established this bursary in their memory to assist a South African Jewish student in pursuing pre-medical studies at a university in Canada.
To financially assist high school students that reside in the Toronto area to further their education at University or College level. Awards are based on both financial need and academic standing.
The Goldberger Fellowship for summer research and study is granted annually to one or more graduate students at CU Boulder with plans to study or conduct research abroad or participate in an approved language study or cultural immersion program related to Jewish Studies.
The Post-Holocaust American Judaism Collections Graduate Research Fellowship provides support to a CU Boulder graduate student to conduct research in the CU Post-Holocaust American Judaism Collections (PHAJ) during the spring semester. The Fellow will work with librarians and archivists to produce an original research paper or project using one or more of the PHAJ collections.