What does HHE mean in HEBREW

Hebrew Higher Education (HHE) is a higher education system based on the teachings of Judaism. It offers university-level degree programs, as well as specialist and advanced studies for rabbis and other Jewish professionals. HHE combines both traditional curricular elements, such as Talmud studies, with modern academic disciplines, including business and economics.

HHE offers Bachelor's degrees in various subjects including theology, philosophy, literature, history, law and business. Additionally it offers Master's degrees in specialized fields such as Talmud studies, Midrashic studies and Biblical research. It also provides advanced Rabbinical training for rabbis who wish to advance their careers.

Prospective students should complete an application form online or contact the admissions office directly to request an application packet. A student must then submit a copy of his/her high school transcripts and letters of recommendation from teachers or religious leaders. Once accepted into HHE, students must complete an orientation program prior to starting their program of study.

Applicants must be over 18 years of age and have secondary school graduation certificates or equivalent qualifications from their country of origin. Applicants may also need proof of English language proficiency if English is not their native language, as most courses at HHE are taught in English. Additionally applicants may need to demonstrate proficiency in traditional Jewish knowledge if they plan on taking specialised courses in Talmud or Biblical studies at HHE.

Yes. HHE accepts applications for financial aid such as loans and scholarships from eligible students every year. Eligibility criteria varies depending on each student's country of origin but many international students are able to receive generous scholarship awards from HHE.

Yes. Most campuses offer shared housing facilities for students who choose to live on campus during term time. There are also plenty of off-campus housing options available near the university which can accommodate student budgets.

Yes - HHE has dedicated career counsellors that provide a range of services such as helping formulate resumes and cover letters, advising on job searches and connecting students with potential employers through campus job fairs or other events.

Before registering for a master's program you should consult with the admissions office regarding prerequisites needed for your desired course load such as prerequisite courses or additional qualifications required for certain concentrations within your chosen field of study. You should also determine whether you will be required to take placement tests prior to enrolling.