Hebrew, Minor

Declaring a minor allows you to explore interests outside of your major and make interdisciplinary connections. With fluency in another language—and the cultural connections that are inextricably linked to it—you will not only travel the world with more confidence, you’ll also become a very desirable candidate for a variety of careers, especially those in international affairs, business, government, or teaching. Minoring in Hebrew will open the doors of employment at companies throughout the world and particularly those based in Israel and where Hebrew is a working language.