Students from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem began a unique summer course that combines academic study with agricultural volunteering at Kibbutz Sufa in the Gaza border region. The course integrates academic learning, agricultural volunteering and community activities and is being held in cooperation with Ein Prat – The Academy for Leadership.
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem has announced the extension of its "Academic Shield" program, specifically designed for women and men wounded during the "Iron Swords" war. The program includes a special grant of 2,000 NIS, along with a comprehensive package of benefits and accommodations for wounded veterans enrolling in undergraduate programs for the upcoming academic year (2026-2027/5787).
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem has emerged as the leading institution among recipients of the President of Israel’s Scholarships for Scientific Excellence and Innovation, with six outstanding doctoral candidates selected this year for the prestigious national award.
