Israel

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem opened in 1925. It is one of Israel's most important universities and has an excellent international reputation. A special feature is the International Rothberg School, which offers a regionally specific range of courses especially for international students. During the semester of study, students can complete an internship of up to 8 hours supervised by RIS.

Campus: Jerusalem (Mount Scopus, Givat Ram), Rehovot, En Kerem

Number of Students: about 20,000

Faculties: Humanities, Social Sciences, Natural Sciences, Agriculture, Medicine, Dental Medicine and Law

Language requirements: English and/or Hebrew B2

Housing: The International Student Village at Mount Scopus is available to exchange students.

You can find more information on the university's website and in the database "Gö abroad" (in German).

Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) is one of Israel's leading research universities and a global leader in many fields. 20,000 students and 4,000 faculty members study, teach and conduct research in six academic faculties and over 60 interdisciplinary research centres.

Campus: Marcus Family Campus in Beer-Sheva, research campus Sde Boker und Eilat-Campus

Number of Students: ca. 20,000

Faculties: Engineering, Health sciences, Natural Sciences, Humanities and Social Sciences, Computer Science and Information Sciences, Economics and Management, Medicine, Neurology and Cognition, Sustainability and Slimate Research, as well as Desert Studies

Language requirements: English (B2)

Housing: Various halls of residence are available in Be'er Sheva and Sde Boker.

You can find more information on the website BGU's Incoming Office and in the database "Gö abroad" (in German).