The University of Dallas is providing a tuition reduction for the M.A. in Humanities program. To be eligible, students must be enrolled in a minimum of 3 credit hours per semester. After reduction, 2026-27 program tuition is:
For a full breakdown of tuition and fees, please visit the University of Dallas Tuition page and expand the section labeled "Braniff Graduate School of Liberal Arts."
We invite M.A. applicants to apply for two distinctive professional opportunities that offer financial support and/or compensation:
This two- to three-year fellowship offers recipients full tuition for the Tikvah-University of Dallas M.A., as well as a stipend commensurate with their responsibilities and experience. During the period of the fellowship, recipients utilize Lobel Center classical curricula in a Jewish day school or yeshiva classroom. This fellowship is designed for (a) graduating college seniors and recent B.A. graduates interested in launching careers in Jewish day school education, (b) established teachers with the ability to adopt Lobel curricula in their classrooms, (c) current teachers interested in classical education who seek placement in a new school, and (d) established professionals in other fields who want to transition into full-time Jewish day school education. Where relevant, Tikvah may be able to help with placement in schools.
This scholarship is designed for aspiring and established educators who are interested in transforming their existing curriculum into a classical program or are willing to undertake an educational project on behalf of the Lobel Center. The scholarship will assist with tuition for the Tikvah-University of Dallas M.A. program.
The benefits and funding outlined above are contingent upon the completion of their associated requirements.
