Hillel has the resources to help send students to many different conferences and fellowship around the world! If you find a conference you are interested in going and are curious how Hillel can help please reach out to Amy or Michael. 

Onward Israel 

Hillel International’s Immersive Israel Experiences Team partners with Onward Israel, which offers exciting resume building opportunities that allow you to work and live in Israel. Join over 2,000 fellow students from across the world and live like a local in Israel while reaching your professional goals.  

The Nachshon Project

The Nachshon Project offers a unique opportunity to explore dynamic careers in Jewish leadership. Fellows will stay on campus during the spring semester and join together for four weekend conferences in the U.S. focused on different career paths, such as organizational management, social justice work, education, community leadership, and the rabbinate. This format will enable students to remain fully immersed in life on campus and to join this exciting fellowship simultaneously. Throughout the program, participants will connect with influential Jewish leaders and educators, build connections with an incredible network of peers, and delve deeply into Jewish texts and ideas. At the end of the semester, fellows will partake in an all-expenses-paid trip to Israel! The Nachshon Project covers flights, accommodation, and all associated costs for in-person events.
Additionally, fellows will become eligible to apply for significant funding to support their future graduate school studies.
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Students can learn more about the fellowship and apply at www.TheNachshonProject.com. 

Edward Fein Winter Student Seminar

Please click here to learn more about the Edward Fein Winter Student Seminar, December 26, 2024-January 2, 2025, a program of the Shalom Hartman Institute. 

AVODAH: The Jewish Service Corps

A unique one-year program for young adults ages 21-26. Corps members work full time on issues such as immigration, hunger, literacy, public health, and others while exploring their Jewish identity in a pluralistic and open environment.  Corps members live together in one of our four program sites--New York, New Orleans, Chicago, and Washington D.C-and participate in a myriad of group learning activities including weekly meetings and several retreats.  These gatherings complement the work experience and provide a useful outlet for skills-training, community bonding, and reflection. Corps members receive a modest living stipend and are eligible for an Americorps Education Award. Get more information here.

Urban Adamah Fellowship

Earth, Community, Social Justice, Jewish Spirituality   
This fellowship is based in Berkeley, CA, it is a three-month residential training program for young adults (ages 21–31) that combines urban organic farming, social justice training and progressive Jewish learning and living in intentional community.
 
Through the operation of Urban Adamah’s one-acre organic farm and internships with social justice organizations, fellows gain significant skills, training and experience in sustainable urban agriculture, Jewish spirituality, intentional community, social justice and leadership development.
 
Check out this short video to learn more. Visit the Urban Adamah website today to request an application.

Looking for Internship Opportunities in Israel?

JobMob has info on what you need to know about an Israeli job search.

Onward Israel provides participants with an immersive and transformative resume building experience in Israel, featuring opportunities such as internships, service learning, academic courses and fellowships.

J-Internship is another opportunity for an internship in the heart of Jerusalem. 

Way More Israel offers an opportunity for students to intern in Jerusalem while living in the heart of the Old City. 

Contact a Masa Israel Journey representative to receive more information on a multitude of other opportunities.