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YESHIVAS TORAS MOSHE

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Toras Moshe was founded in 1982 to provide the highly motivated English speaking student with quality education in Judaic and legal studies, either as preparation for a career in Jewish scholarship or as the basis for a lifetime of self-motivated learning. Toras Moshe provides its students with a rigorous, structured program to develop the textual and conceptual skills required for advanced analysis and research, while imparting the content of a large body of Judaic and rabbinic scholarship. After completing the undergraduate program at Toras Moshe, a student has acquired the skills for further advanced study and research.

The student body of Toras Moshe is drawn from the entire English speaking world but comes primarily from the United States and Canada. Students are selected based on their academic merit, potential for personal and academic growth, and commitment to development in scholarship and Jewish ethics. Toras Moshe trains students in critical thought and develops within them a high level of understanding of and appreciation for the wisdom and philosophy embodied in traditional Jewish scholarship. Upon graduation, students enter a variety of fields among them law, accounting, medicine, business, engineering, the rabbinate, and social work, while assuming positions as informed, knowledgeable and committed rabbinic and lay leaders.

In addition to undergraduate study, Toras Moshe offers a graduate program designed for the student who has finished many years of Talmudic study and is preparing for a career in Judaic and/or legal studies. These courses continue Toras Moshe’s tradition of high level, rigorous academic study with a view toward preparing leaders for the 21st Century, steeped in the Judaic knowledge amassed in centuries past.

Source of official student records: Rosh Yeshiva, Yeshivas Toras Moshe, Maaglei Harim Levine 27, Jerusalem, Israel.