Modern Hebrew language course 2022-2023
Information for academic year 2022-23: as the formula of blended learning was well received by the students in the past two academic years, this formula will largely be maintained in academic year 2022-23. As a result, mainly online classes will be combined with on-campus classes. The classes held on campus will be live-streamed or recorded so that students who cannot travel to Antwerp will be able to follow these classes remotely.
Lecturer:
Aaron Malinsky
Location:
University of Antwerp - City Campus & online
Room R.005 - Rodestraat 14 - 2000 Antwerp
(within walking distance from central station and bus station Rooseveltplaats)
Time:
Level 1: on Mondays from 18.00 until 19.30 PM
first class 1st semester: 3 October 2022
Level 2: on Mondays from 19.45 until 21.15 PM
first class 1st semester: 3 October 2022
Registration:
Registration by using the registration form which you can fill out on this website. The course fee should be transferred to the following account: 735-0085315-40 (Instituut voor Joodse Studies UA p.a. Prinsstraat 13, 2000 Antwerpen) mentioning "course name + your name".
For international transfers: IBAN BE02 7350 0853 1540 / BIC KREDBEBB
The course fee for the Hebrew language course is EUR 150,- (EUR 90,-)* for the entire academic year.
If you register for both Hebrew and Yiddish classes you only pay EUR 200,- (EUR 120,-)* in total.
*Qualify for the reduced course fee (amount in brackets): UA personnel, students (with student card), persons in search of employment (with certificate from the Flemish Department of Employment Agency/the Social Service Department), disabled persons with allowance (with certificate from social security service), 60+
Covid-19 information for academic year 2021-22 (subject to change): Under the current planning for the academic year 2021-22, courses will be offered through blended learning, whereby courses will be mainly online but will also include on-campus classes. The classes held on campus will be live-streamed or recorded so that students who cannot travel to Antwerp will be able to follow these classes remotely.