Study Tel Aviv
Greater Tel-Aviv-Yafo is a world-class academic hub and a popular destination for international students. Four universities and a dozen colleges offer a wide range of programs - from short semesters to full degrees, all taught in English.
Together with top academic programs, Tel-Aviv-Yafo offers young people a dynamic student life. Lonely Planet ranked Tel-Aviv-Yafo as number 3 in the hottest destinations for 2011, thanks to its bustling nightlife, lively art scene, and 14-kilometer beach. One out of three residents in the city is between the ages of 18 and 35, making it a perfect location for your study abroad!
Tel Aviv University Master Program in Plant Science in collaboration with the Arava International Center for Agriculture Training (AICAT)
An innovative program is open to outstanding students worldwide interested in obtaining an MSc in Plant Sciences with an emphasis in Food Safety and Security.
The program's curriculum combines academic research with hands-on agricultural experience in the Arava desert, Israel’s largest vegetable exporting region. It provides the students with academic knowledge with leading faculty, opportunities to gain practical skills and the chance to be a part of creating a sustainable future.
The program offers students an internship opportunity to gain first-hand experience in advanced desert agriculture throughout their studies. The internship is part of an agreement with the Central Arava Council which provides students with tuition assistance.
Tel Aviv University to Open 2 Programs in English
Will offer a 3-year BA in Humanities and a 4-year Electrical and Electronics Engineering BSc.
Tel Aviv University is stepping up its efforts to attract international students. The prestigious university recently announced 2 new programs in English, aimed at foreign students: A BA in Humanities and a BSc in Electrical Engineering. These programs add to 10 MA programs, an international MBA and a school for overseas students that offers semester and year-long courses in English.
Tel Aviv University has a 30,000 rate of enrollment – out of which about 1,000 students per year are international. Its global outreach efforts are part of a governmental campaign to market Israel as an attractive study-abroad destination, with an emphasis on Asian students.