Six campuses ran activities this week, with hundreds of students taking part in Leeds, Manchester, Birmingham, London, York and Kent.
Nottingham and Aberdeen will hold awareness sessions next week, with other JSocs taking part later in the academic year.
Judith Flacks, UJS campaigns director, said the project would “explain and showcase elements of Judaism”.
“It is only through fostering a better understanding of why Jewish students feel passionately about certain issues that we can hope to ensure that a positive campus environment is created for Jewish students now and in the future,” she said.