Study Abroad Programs in Israel

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University of Haifa International School (UHIS)
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The International School is an integral part of the University of Haifa. As a student in the International School you will be joining students fr...
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University Studies Abroad Consortium
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With an interesting mix of contrasts, such as mosques and churches or beaches and mountains, Haifa is an ideal destination to engage in cultural ...

New York University
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At NYU Tel Aviv, students study the interconnections between the cultures, politics, and religions of the Middle East. There is a special academi...
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International TEFL and TESOL
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Embark on a teaching adventure in Israel, where ancient history and the chance to inspire minds await in every corner. Use the coupon code GoAbroad15 upon checkout to receive 15% off any course. Take advantage of our Super Sale! Choose from a selection of accredited online TEFL courses, with price
Tel Aviv University
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Our Study Abroad programs offer a transformative academic experience at TAU, coupled with Tel Aviv—Israel's internationally diverse cultural, commercial, and creative center. Choose from a semester or year abroad at Israel’s leading university and explore a range of academic and interdisciplinary pr
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The Arava Institute for Environmental Studies is the premier environmental studies and research program in the Middle East. The Arava Institute houses academic programs, research centers, and international cooperation initiatives focusing on a range of environmental concerns and challenges. With a
Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
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Ben-Gurion University's Archaeology Summer Program offers hands-on training in modern field archaeology, focusing on prehistoric, Near Eastern, and classical archaeology. Participants engage in active excavations at significant sites, such as Hannathon and Nessana, learning essential skills in strat
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Prepare to Study Abroad
Set goals
Planning to study abroad in Israel? Setting goals early will help shape a rewarding and meaningful experience—academically, culturally, and professionally.
- Identify your academic interests. Whether it’s Middle Eastern politics, archaeology, or entrepreneurship, Israel offers a wide range of English-taught courses.
- Explore innovation. Consider programs that connect you with Israel’s booming tech and startup scene.
- Immerse yourself. Take time to experience Israel’s diverse cultures—visit historic sites, pick up basic Hebrew phrases, or join local student groups.
Understand the benefits
Studying abroad in Israel offers a unique blend of world-class academics, cultural depth, and global innovation—all in one unforgettable destination.
- Academic excellence. Study at internationally recognized universities with a wide selection of English-taught courses.
- Cultural richness. Explore ancient landmarks, religious heritage, and diverse communities.
- Innovation hub. Gain insight into Israel’s rapidly growing tech sector and entrepreneurial spirit.
- Life experience. Discover a dynamic mix of old and new, where academic learning is enriched by real-world context and global perspectives.
Things to know
Preparing ahead can help you make the most of your study abroad experience in Israel. Here are a few key tips to keep in mind:
- Language. Many courses are in English, but Hebrew and Arabic are widely spoken—learning basic phrases can go a long way.
- Culture. Israel is culturally diverse and socially dynamic—expect a blend of traditions, modern lifestyles, and lively debate.
- Safety. Security is taken seriously; stay informed and follow local guidelines.
- Religion. Be mindful of customs, especially around holidays and sacred sites—modesty and respect are appreciated.
- Tech life. Wi-Fi is everywhere, and digital communication is a daily norm.
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