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Institute for Advanced Judaic Studies (Toronto)

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Established
  
1997

Website
  
www.kollel.com

Colour(s)
  
blue      and White

Motto
  
Investing in the future

Mr. Albert Engel F.C.A. (executive Vice President)
  
Rabbi Nosson Hofman (Dean of Students)

History

In 1970 a group of ten families from the BMG Institute for Advanced Learning of Lakewood, New Jersey moved to Toronto and founded the Toronto Kollel. The founders include: Rav Shlomo Eliyahu Miller, the Rosh Kollel of the Kollel Avreichim Institute for Advanced Judaic Studies in Toronto and head of its Beis Din (rabbinical court) and Rav Yaakov Hirschman.

Contents

Known previously as the Institute for Advanced Talmudic Study - Kollel Avreichim, it was incorporated by letters patent dated October 9, 1970 as an institution of higher learning in theology, religious education, scholarship and research. .

Mission

  • to provide post-secondary training programs in religious education and in
  • research in higher Jewish learning for rabbis, teachers and educators;

  • to develop the devotional and spiritual life of its students;
  • to encourage its students to develop a mastery of the content of the Bible, Judaic theology, talmudic law and legal codes.
  • Facility

    The building houses the 3,000-square-foot Bais Medrash, classrooms, three book libraries, CD library, two computer online libraries, the Bar Ilan computer resource library, the Kol Halashon online Lecture library, meeting rooms, a kitchen and a dining room.

    The Ladies Auxiliary maintains the Weinstock Memorial Library which is open to the public and runs a series of community lectures.

    Kollel Toronto

    Kollel Toronto is an institution of learning consisting of a core group of scholars who are engaged in full-time Torah study at an advanced level—headed by Roshei Kollel, Rav Shlomo Miller שליט"א and Rav Yaakov Hirschman שליט"א.

    Programs

  • diplomas and certificates
  • Bachelor of Judaics
  • Bachelor of Talmudic Law (BTL)
  • Master of Judaics
  • Master of Talmudic Law
  • Doctor of Philosophy in Judaics
  • Doctor of Philosophy in Talmudic Law
  • References

    Institute for Advanced Judaic Studies (Toronto) Wikipedia