Holocaust Studies Graduate Program
As Holocaust denial and antisemitism rise, silence is not an option. University of Haifa is shaping global leaders equipped to preserve memory, educate with truth, and confront hate—before it’s too late.
Empower the next generation of Holocaust educators with a gift today.
Help Shape the Future of Holocaust Memory
At a time when Holocaust denial and antisemitism are rising globally, the need for thoughtful, informed Holocaust education has never been more urgent. The Weiss-Livnat International MA Program in Holocaust Studies at the University of Haifa is answering that call—empowering a new generation of scholars, educators, and advocates dedicated to preserving truth, memory, and human dignity.
This one-of-a-kind, one-year graduate program is the only academic program of its kind in the world, offering a multidisciplinary approach to Holocaust studies. Through history, psychology, anthropology, education, and the arts, students gain a deep and nuanced understanding of the Holocaust and its enduring lessons.
Global Education, Real-World Impact
The Weiss-Livnat MA Program is more than a degree—it’s a launchpad for global impact.
Students don’t just study history; they shape its future. Through hands-on research,
survivor testimonies, and prestigious internships, students become ambassadors of
remembrance and change.
Program Highlights:
- A one-year, English-taught Master of Arts in Holocaust Studies
- Courses taught by leading Holocaust scholars in multiple disciplines
- Internships at world-renowned institutions
- Language and archival research training
- Field trips, lectures from Holocaust survivors, and global scholar events
- An international student community from over 35 countries
A Powerful Investment in Memory and Education
The Weiss-Livnat program is housed within the Weiss-Livnat International Center for Holocaust Research and Education, a hub dedicated to advancing Holocaust scholarship and combating misinformation. Our alumni have gone on to become museum curators, doctoral researchers, and educators across the globe.
Your support can ensure this vital work continues.
$10,000 funds one full year of graduate education for a student
With over 160 graduates from 35 countries, the impact of the Weiss-Livnat MA Program is already felt worldwide—but the work is far from over. By supporting this unique program, you’re investing in education that counters hate, fosters empathy, and keeps the memory of the Holocaust alive for generations to come.
Join us in being part of a global legacy. For more information on empowering the next generation of Holocaust educators and scholars, please contact +1.917.510.3835 or info@afuh.org
