We are pleased to present the course curriculum in the field of interdisciplinary contemporary antisemitism studies created by the 2025 scholars-in-residence of the ISGAP-Oxford Summer Institute on Curriculum Development in Critical Antisemitism Studies, at St Catherine’s College, Oxford, and the ISGAP Digital Research Center.
Under the guidance of leading international academics, the listed scholars-in-residence have developed course syllabi and curriculum in the interdisciplinary study of contemporary antisemitism, which will be taught in their home university for course credit. This is a resource for scholars seeking to create courses in antisemitism studies.
Click here to read the 2023 course curriculum.
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Click here to read the 2021 course curriculum.
Click here to read the 2020 course curriculum.
Click here to read the 2019 course curriculum.
Click here to read the 2018 course curriculum.
Click here to read the 2017 course curriculum.
Click here to read the 2016 course curriculum.
Click here to read the 2015 course curriculum.
Dr. Karl Krotke-Crandall
Rank: Professor
Department: Honors College, Certificate Program in Holocaust, Genocide, and Hate Crime Studies
Name of University: Northern Arizona University
Location: Flagstaff, U.S.
Course Title: Antisemitism as a Hate Crime: From the Historical to Contemporary
Carolina Di Tella, PhD
Rank: Lecturer
Department: Economics and Politics
Name of University: Universidad de San Andrés
Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina
Course Title: Politics and Antisemitism
Craig Klugman, PhD
Rank: Vincent de Paul Professor of Bioethics and Health Humanities
Department: Health Sciences
Name of University: DePaul University
Location: Chicago, U.S.
Course Title: Anatomy of Hate: Physical, Psychological, and Social Effects of Persecution
Maresa Murray, PhD
Rank: Clinical Associate Professor of Human Development and Family Studies
Department: Applied Health Science
Name of University: Indiana University
Location: Bloomington, U.S.
Course Title: Public Health Implications of U.S. Contextual African American Family Interpretation of Jewish Family Experiences
Dr. Sharon Vance-Eliany
Rank: Associate Professor
Department: History and Geography
Name of University: Northern Kentucky University
Location: Highland Heights, U.S.
Course Title: History of the Holocaust and Antisemitism