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In accordance with current Government of Canada travel advisories, 91ÑÇÉ« is not currently recruiting students for exchange at this institution for the 2026/27 academic year. This status will be reviewed as travel advisories evolve. For any questions, please contact safetyabroad@yorku.ca

Overview:

• The Hebrew University of Jerusalem is Israel’s premier university and top research institution, ranked among the world’s 100 leading universities (Academic Ranking of World Universities/Shanghai Ranking 2025). Founded over 100 years ago, the university’s first Board of Governors included exceptional thinkers such as Albert Einstein and Sigmund Freud. Since its inception, Hebrew University has consistently remained at the forefront of groundbreaking research across numerous disciplines.
• The university encompasses six campuses, three of which are located in Jerusalem, and offers a wide array of study opportunities in the exact sciences, medicine, agriculture, humanities, social sciences, law, and more. Its 315 academic departments offer a comprehensive selection of bachelor’s, master’s and PhD degrees, as well as postdoc fellowships, internships, and short-term programs.
• Home to approximately 23,500 domestic students per year, Hebrew University hosts an additional 2,000 international students annually from 90 countries across the globe, many of whom are enrolled at the Rothberg International School.

Location: Jerusalem, Israel

Eligibility:

• See General Eligibility Criteria

When Can I Go?

• Fall: Mid-October to Mid-December
• Winter/ Spring: Early-March to Late-May

Course Information:

• Psychology courses are limited
• Language Course for Exchange Students during the semester:
  • Hebrew: For exchange students, we offer:
    • A 4-credit practical Hebrew course during the semester* (56 hours)
    • 3 levels: beginners, intermediate and advanced.
    • Modern Intensive Hebrew: Students who are seeking a more intensive framework during the semester will be able to join the intensive modern Hebrew course (7-13 credits) depending on their Hebrew level.
    • **The beginner's 4-credit Hebrew course offered during the semester (56 hours) will also be offered as a pre-semester course (Autumn/Spring) at an additional payment.**
  • Arabic:
    • Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) courses for exchange students are all conditional upon availability.
    • Our  can be found here.
    • Please note that absolute beginners interested in studying in the 12-credit MSA course (based on availability) must participate in the pre-semester Foundations of MSA Course (for additional payment).
    • The Division for Graduate Studies offers advanced literary Arabic courses during the Spring.

Language of Instruction:

• English
• Hebrew

Cost of Living:

• Exchange Factsheet