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Housing
On-campus housing is available in the newly renovated Ronald S. Lauder Student Residence-Jewish Heritage Fund. This is an odd name – are you sure the dorms are called Jewish Heritage Fund? Not “donated by”, or “a project of” or something that sounds sensible? Our goal is to provide a clean, safe, and quiet environment where respect for others is the norm. We accomplish this with the help of students and the support and guidance of qualified and devoted staff. Life at Lauder Business School begins with academics, but it doesn’t end there.
Due to the tremendous demand for on-campus housing, the rooms in student dormitories are full to the capacity. Each room is equipped with a telephone, computer network hook-ups, and desks, closets, shelves and lamps. Each room has an en-suite bathroom with all amenities. The dormitory building also have study areas, common areas, cooking and laundry facilities.
Life at the Lauder Business School begins with academics, but it doesn’t end there.
Kosher Dining
The on-campus dining hall offers three meals a day, seven days a week when LBS is in session. Food services are under strict kosher dietary supervision and allow the students to enjoy all the tasty dining options we have to offer on campus, effortlessly. On Shabbat, a special day of the week, and on other Jewish holidays, the Jewish Heritage Center offers festive meals, as well as convivial programs that bring students together.
Facilities
A modern gym is available in the below-ground level of the dormitory for the benefit of all students. This floor also houses a students’ Chill Out room.
All dormitory rooms have access to high-speed internet, and students can also use the campus-wide Wi-Fi.
Scholarships
If you would like to apply for a Jewish Heritage Scholarship, please visit www.jhfund.at
We invite you to be our partner in helping the Lauder Business School’s combined academic and Jewish Studies model to cultivate an expanding cadre of professionals who will be part of a dynamic network of global Jewish leaders of the future.