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The title rosh mesivta (alt. rosh metivta; Hebrew: ראש מתיבתא; from the Aramaic reish metivta), abbreviated as Ram, is a term in Jewish education for a leading figure in an educational institution. The term has a long history, going back many centuries. The role is comparable to a dean in a university. Just as a chancellor outranks a dean, a rosh yeshiva, when both exist, is higher.