Midcareer Fellowship – take the next step in your Jewish professional journey.
Generous tuition subsidy to earn a Master’s degree in Jewish Education and Non-Profit Management.
Exciting opportunities to advance your career, improve your skills, and network with professionals in the field.
Online, in-person, and hybrid programs are all eligible at one of our ten participating universities.
Which graduate degrees are eligible for this fellowship?
The fellowship is designed for professionals working in the Jewish community who are interested in advancing their careers by pursuing graduate degrees in:
Jewish Education & Administration
Non-Profit Management & Administration
Jewish Communal Service
Antisemitism Studies
Early Childhood Education
Jewish Studies Programs Related to Applicant’s Field of Work
Join over 660 Midcareer professionals!
Click on the logos for the participating institutions of higher education to learn more.
Who is this fellowship for?
You are eligible if you:
Completed your undergraduate degree at least five years ago.
Have served the Jewish community professionally for a minimum of three years.
Work at a Jewish institution for a minimum of 15 hours per week while pursuing your degree.
Program Impact
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Hannah Henza
Limmud North America, Director of Networks and Leadership
“I am incredibly grateful to the Fellowship for supporting me in my career journey. I found the right school at the right time, and my professional path has flourished as a result.”
Gratz College
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Valerie Chambers
B’nai Torah Sandy Springs, Director of Community Connections
“It provided me with the tools to advocate and succeed and move into my new role.”
Spertus
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Susan Becker Allen
Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia, Director of NextGen
“I advanced several times since getting my degree–to an extent I am not sure would have been possible without it.”
Gratz College
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Lisa Aamodt
Congregation Tifereth Israel, Director of Education
“For many years, it had been my dream to continue my education and growth… The fellowship allowed me to learn, grow, and enhance my leadership in my community.”
Gratz College
