5407 16th Ave, Brooklyn, New York 11204-1805
(718) 854-8777
https://mhrc.edu/
Machzikei Hadath Rabbinical College is a private institution in Brooklyn, New York, dedicated to advanced Jewish studies. The college offers programs focused on Talmudic law, Jewish philosophy, and religious leadership. Students receive in-depth training in Torah study, Hebrew texts, and rabbinical traditions.
The college provides structured courses in Jewish law, ethics, and religious texts. Students engage in rigorous study of the Talmud, Halacha (Jewish law), and commentaries from rabbinic scholars.
The curriculum prepares graduates for roles as rabbis, educators, or religious advisors.
Machzikei Hadath Rabbinical College fosters a close-knit learning environment. Students participate in daily prayers, study sessions, and communal activities. The institution emphasizes mentorship, offering guidance from experienced rabbis and scholars.
2023-2024 Tuition Fees:
- In-State, Out-of-State: $13,500
- Books & Supplies: $300
Machzikei Hadath Rabbinical College primarily focuses on Jewish studies, rabbinical training, and Talmudic law.
The college emphasizes pastoral counseling, guiding students to support individuals facing personal or religious challenges. Rabbinical students often provide spiritual and moral counseling.
Talmudic law is a central part of the curriculum. Students engage in deep legal studies, analyzing Jewish legal texts and their application in contemporary issues.
Rabbinical students often pursue careers in religious education. The college trains students to teach Torah, Talmud, and Jewish ethics in yeshivas and religious schools.
The college provides intensive studies in Hebrew, Jewish philosophy, and religious history, aligning with a humanities-focused education.
Students study Jewish perspectives on mental health, ethics, and counseling. Rabbinical leaders often serve as advisors on psychological and spiritual well-being.
The institution emphasizes community leadership and social responsibility. Many graduates work in social services, guiding individuals and families within the Jewish community.