Funding is available for undergraduate students who have declared a degree in Judaic Studies or who have taken at least three Judaic Studies classes. These students are eligible to apply for the Stanley Frankel Summer Travel Fellowship for up to $5,000 per request. They are also elegible to apply for study abroad funds of up to $7,500 per request.
- Stanley Frankel Summer Travel Fellowship provides support for students traveling to Israel, Europe, or Latin America. This supports students pursuing theses research in archives or libraries, advanced language training, archaeological excavations, scholarly workshops, or social welfare and cultural reconstruction projects in communities recovering from political oppression and economic crises.
Declared majors and minors are eligible to apply for educational opportunities related to Judaic Studies up to $2,000 per request.
Per University of Michigan Travel Restriction, no funding for undergraduate student travel to Israel will be approved until further notice.