Hebrew Theological College

Accounting

Accounting (CPA)

Bachelors in Health Science

B.A. in Bible

B.A. in Secondary Education

Business

The Department of Business advances the Business discipline through education, knowledge creation, and the fostering of Torah and ethical values alongside the traditional Business curriculum. There are three majors within the Department: General Business, Ecommerce and Web-Based Business, and Marketing.

Computer and Information Sciences

The Department of Computer and Information Sciences prepares students for careers as software professionals and for advanced studies in Computer Science. Graduates are trained in the design, implementation, and analysis of computational systems through interactive instruction and experiential learning.

E-Commerce and Web-Based Business

Education

The Department of Education produces teachers who are critical thinkers, effective communicators, proactive educators, and moral practitioners. Students pursuing an additional major in Education have options that lead to Illinois State Teaching Licensure in Elementary, Secondary, or Special Education (LBS I).

Elementary Education

English

The Department of English enhances and expands skills in written and oral communication, reading comprehension, research and analysis, and critical thinking and application. For an additional major in English, a student completes 33 semester hours in English above ENGH 211.

Graphic Arts and Design

The mission of the major in Graphic Arts and Design is to provide students with hands-on instruction in an array of media in the visual arts. Students learn to apply their unique approach to creative, purposeful design, integrating technological experience with visual, oral, and written communication skills.

Health Sciences

The Department of Health Sciences provides a rigorous curriculum of prerequisite courses to equip students for professions in the health sciences or for graduate study. Many students enter fields such as nursing, physical therapy, physician's assistant, nutrition, and pharmacy.

Interdisciplinary Judaic Studies

Students enrolled in the Sarah Hartman Women's College major in Interdisciplinary Judaic Studies, completing no fewer than 36 semester hours in Judaic Studies. The major offers advanced text-based Jewish knowledge across Bible, Ethics, Jewish History, Jewish Law, and Jewish Philosophy.

Jewish History

Judaic Studies for Secondary Education (6-12)

HTC offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to prepare and train students to become professionally competent teachers in Jewish Day Schools, High Schools, and Supplementary Schools. Upon completion, candidates receive a certificate that entitles them to teach Judaic Studies from 6th through 12th grade.

Marketing

Psychology

The Department of Psychology prepares future professional psychologists and social workers and those entering occupational therapy programs, while also teaching psychology as a branch of the liberal arts and sciences. Students learn to think critically about psychological issues and grasp the relevance of psychology to individual and social experience.

Rabbinic Ordination

Special Education-LBS I

Speech and Communication Disorders

The Department of Speech and Communication Disorders helps students gain mastery of the major aspects of speech and language, encountering the fields of anatomy, physiology, neurology, and psychology. Students gain access to the clinical realm through observations.

Talmud

For students enrolled in the Beis Midrash (Men's Division), the Judaic major is Talmud. The study of Talmud teaches the ethical, philosophical, and legal dialectics and discourse that have shaped Jewish thought, culture, and religious practice throughout the ages.

Talmudic