Permanent Academic Platform
About Our Conferences
International academic conferences organised by the European Hebrew Journal and the Institute for Hebrew Language and Literature
About the Platform
This website brings together the international academic conferences organised by the European Hebrew Journal (EHJ) and the Institute for Hebrew Language and Literature.
The Institute for Hebrew Language and Literature is the organisational and research unit of the Center for Hebrew Language and Literature, an independent non-governmental research organisation established in 2010 and headquartered in Belgrade, Republic of Serbia.
The conferences address Biblical Studies, Hebrew language and literature, Jewish Studies, Theology, Religious Studies, archaeology, textual traditions, religion and society, and interreligious relations. Each event has its own subject, programme, speakers and participation requirements.
The European Hebrew Journal is the principal academic organiser of the conferences presented below, with organisational support from the Institute for Hebrew Language and Literature.
Academic Principles
- Academic excellence and intellectual rigor
- Interdisciplinary and comparative approaches
- International collaboration and exchange
- Respect for diverse perspectives and traditions
Conferences and Programmes
The platform includes conferences with different subjects and formats. Information about each event is available through its dedicated programme and conference pages.
New Discoveries and New Directions in Biblical, Hebrew, and Theological Studies
European Hebrew Journal International Scholarly Online Conference
6–10 November 2026 · Online via Zoom · Central European Time (CET)
This five-day conference brings together research on the Hebrew Bible, Biblical Hebrew, the Dead Sea Scrolls, ancient manuscripts, textual criticism, Biblical Archaeology, Jewish Studies, early Christianity and Theology. The programme includes presentations on philology, translation, ancient history, digital research methods and scholarly publishing.
Christians and Muslims in Israel — Facts, Myths and Lived Reality
Religion, Society & Interreligious Studies Conference Series
25–28 January 2027 · Online via Zoom · Central European Time (CET)
This conference examines Christian and Muslim communities in Israel through historical, social, legal and religious perspectives. Presentations address citizenship, equality, education, religious institutions, holy places and relations between communities.
Theme to be announced
Details will be published as the 2028 conference programme is developed.
Who Should Attend
Academic Community
- • Biblical Studies scholars
- • Hebrew and Semitic linguists
- • Jewish Studies researchers
- • Theologians and Religious Studies scholars
- • Archaeologists and historians
- • Manuscript and textual studies specialists
- • Sociologists of religion
- • Anthropologists and cultural studies researchers
- • Students at all levels
Professional Community
- • Educators and academic professionals
- • Clergy and religious leaders
- • Journalists covering religion and society
- • Cultural and interreligious organisation representatives
- • Policy makers and government officials
Academic Publication
Presenters may submit manuscripts to the European Hebrew Journal where the subject falls within the journal's scope. Conference acceptance does not guarantee publication. Manuscripts are considered separately under the journal's submission, editorial assessment and peer-review procedures.
Visit the European Hebrew JournalInstitute for Hebrew Language and Literature
Learn more about the Institute, its research areas and activities.
Visit the InstituteEuropean Hebrew Journal
Explore peer-reviewed scholarly articles published under Diamond Open Access.
Visit the Journal