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New at YU: Master’s Degrees in Computer Science
In fall 2024, the Katz School is introducing two new on-campus master’s programs in computer science, a first for YU. The M.S. in Computer Science is geared toward those with undergraduate degrees in comp sci, ready to take their careers to the next level; the Agile M.S. in Computer Science caters to students who do not have undergraduate degrees in comp sci but are looking to enter the tech field. Balancing theory, systems and applications, these research-intensive programs provide pathways to jobs in R&D and to indemand specializations in AI, cybersecurity, net- working and software engineering as well as preparing students for Ph.D. programs. Applications are now being accepted. READ MORE
YUI: Open for Business The Yeshiva University in Israel (YUI) undergraduate program was officially launched on Jan. 22 in Jerusalem. Starting in fall 2024, students can earn a YU degree in collaboration with Tel Aviv University or Bar-Ilan University. This unique program offers coursework taught in English along with immersive Torah studies, conducted in an open beit midrash environment. Dr. Berman noted that YUI “reinforces our global role as the flagship Jewish university, enabling our students to not only lead lives of great personal and professional success but also lives of impact and meaning.” Yaffa Zilbershats , the academic chair of YUI and former head of Israel’s Council for Higher Education’s Planning and Budgeting Committee, hailed the program as “a game changer.” Applications for the upcoming fall semester are currently being accepted. READ MORE (l-r) Yaffa Zilbershats, academic chair of Yeshiva University in Israel, and Stephanie Stauss, executive director
Care Café Wins Community Award On Jan. 25, Wurzweiler’s Care Café was among a group of select nonprofit organizations who received the New York State Senate Empire Award for their dedicated service to the neighborhoods of upper Manhattan and the Bronx. Presenting the award was State Sen. Robert Jackson (D-31), who praised these remarkable community champions for their unwavering support and leadership.
New York State Sen. Robert Jackson (D-31) stands with Dr. Kimberly Moore, director of Care Café and clinical assistant professor, Wurzweiler School of Social Work.
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