Jerusalem has become a world renowned hub for technology and innovation. Leading the city’s reputation is the Hebrew University, where our faculty and students are conducting groundbreaking research on the cutting edge of science – from nano, quantum, and computer sciences to bioengineering, cyber security and astrophysics. They are creating startups and projects that will change our understanding of our world and how we live, and have the potential to solve some of humanity’s most pressing challenges.

The future of the Hebrew University is only as bright as the talent and faculty it can attract in the coming years. Therefore, we are committed to attracting the very best students and scholars. With the continued support of our generous community, we can drive the innovative breakthroughs needed to solve the world’s complex problems, and together make the Hebrew University of tomorrow a reality.

In an increasingly connected world, technology is reducing and eliminating traditional borders and boundaries. Information and knowledge are being shared faster than ever before and real-time communication is bringing people and ideas together, often without even meeting face-to-face.    

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem is fully committed to internationalization: welcoming international faculty, researchers, and students from all parts of the world, sharing our expertise, and exchanging knowledge. 

Driven by its mission to develop science and knowledge for the benefit of humankind, the Hebrew University embraces initiatives that aspire to a better world by:

• Training future researchers, professionals, and leaders to pursue in-depth scholarship, ask big questions, and develop new approaches to solving local and world challenges.

• Creating knowledge with far-reaching potential and sharing it with students and colleagues from around the world.

Allowing the next generation of scholars to solve society’s most pressing challenges requires places and spaces. Hebrew University is committed to building the necessary laboratories,  libraries, classrooms, and more, so that our students and faculty can meet, share ideas, engage in pioneering research, and ultimately change the world.