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The new English-language program is set to launch during the 2022-23 academic year. "New immigrants and visitors to Israel are consistently looking for high-quality programs in English; they do not want their education to involve compromises," JCT official says.
President of the University of Haifa Prof. Ron Robin, who hosted Emirati delegation, concurred with the sentiment, commenting that "Israel and the UAE have much in common."
TAU is the only non-American institution to be ranked by Startup Genome global policy adviser in the top five.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel to be honored for her Israel support, efforts to fight antisemitism, and support for science and education, university says.
International Fellowship of Christians and Jews shows that 26% of Israeli parents can't equip their children for school, and 30% do not have the facilities for the distance learning required by the COVID pandemic.
Education Minister Yifat Shasha-Biton assures concerned parents that the government has a thorough plan for the 2021-2022 school year and will not hesitate to amend it based on the coronavirus situation in the country.
Emphasis will be placed on strengthening skills and understanding of the crucial role of American Jewish philanthropy to prepare and excite them about their future roles in their local communities.
Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Weizmann Institute of Science and the Israel Institute of Technology rank 90th, 92nd and 94th, respectively, on the prestigious annual Shanghai Ranking.
Creativity, critical thinking, and digital literacy? Not in Israeli schools. Studies show students are not being properly prepared for higher education and the job market.
National team takes three golds, finishes in seventh place, its best ranking to date, among all countries involved in the two-day competition.
