
Also known as: LSJS
The London School of Jewish Studies (LSJS) follows a structured academic calendar typically divided into two main semesters—Autumn and Spring—with additional shorter terms or modules for intensive study programs. The academic year generally begins in late September or early October and concludes in June, aligning with many UK-based institutions. Unique to LSJS, the calendar often incorporates breaks or adjusted schedules to accommodate Jewish holidays such as Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and Passover, reflecting the institution’s cultural and religious focus. This ensures students can balance academic commitments with significant observances.
The academic calendar at LSJS aligns with broader UK university norms, starting in autumn and concluding in summer, but its integration of Jewish holidays offers a distinctive rhythm compared to secular institutions. This scheduling provides flexibility for international students and those observing religious traditions, ensuring inclusivity. While specific dates for the 2025–2026 academic year and admissions cycle are estimates based on typical UK university patterns and LSJS’s historical practices, prospective students are encouraged to check official announcements for confirmed timelines as they become available.
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