The Max and Hilde Kochmann Summer School for PhD Students in European Jewish History and Culture is unique in Europe, offering research students, some of whom work in universities with no Jewish studies programs, the opportunity to present their research in an academic setting that provides in-depth feedback from scholars. It provides support and guidance to students with an interest in Jewish studies and helps to create a network of Jewish scholars in Europe. The Summer School is structured as a four-day event, which includes project presentations by PhD candidates and individual consultation with the senior academics running the program. Students from fifteen different countries have participated in the Summer School to date.
We are seeking funding of £15,000 every other year to enable us to continue to hold this important event.
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