It is also appropriate for a wide range of administrative, medical and other professionals for whom an undergraduate degree will prove career-enhancing. For many Jewish professionals a large part of the curriculum of a first degree is already second nature. This course awards credits for that knowledge and enables the student to complete an undergraduate degree within one to two years part-time.

Application and contact

This course is open to experienced Jewish professionals who require a fi rst degree. This course is sponsored by UJIA.

Please contact Michael Pollak at michaelpollak@lsjs.ac.uk by the end of July 2010 for fee information and with any queries.  For more general information, please email info@lsjs.ac.uk or visit www.lsjs.ac.uk or call LSJS on 020 8203 6427.

Teaching faculty

Alastair Falk MA (Cantab) M Ed

Michael Pollak

Course structure and accreditation

BA students will work towards gaining 360 credits in one of the following ways:

·                Up to 240 credits can be earned through prior knowledge and experience

·                A further 60 credits can be earned through workbased projects analysing and researching the candidate’s own practice

·                In addition, credits are available for an analytic display of prior knowledge through essays

·                Finally, credits are available for successfully attending courses in Jewish education at LSJS

Students may also have the option of taking a management and leadership module offered by Birkbeck instead of one the four modules listed above.

The research essay, worth 60 credits, can be a theoretical investigation or a piece of action research in your own workplace.

Study times & term dates

1st term – start Sept 2010

One-on-one tutorials will take place in the late afternoon or early evening, once a month, at the LSJS campus in Hendon.