Jewish universities are institutions of higher education that incorporate Jewish values, culture, and scholarship into their academic programs. They often offer a range of degrees in various fields while emphasizing Jewish studies, history, and ethics. These universities aim to foster a sense of community and identity among Jewish students. Many Jewish universities also serve as centers for research and dialogue on issues relevant to the Jewish community and broader society. Notable examples include Yeshiva University in New York and Hebrew University in Jerusalem, which attract students from around the world seeking a blend of secular and Jewish education.