Israel: Study and Travel

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WUJS Israel Hadassah
WUJS Israel Hadassah runs a five-month program for Jewish college graduates from around the world between ages 21 and 35. The program offers four specialized tracks: Jerusalem Studies, Arts Program, Peace & Social Justice, and Intern Tel Aviv.  WUJS participants up to age 30 qualify for grants from the Israeli government’s Project MASA.  For more information, go to www.wujsisrael.org
  
AMIRIM
A summer volunteering program for college students and young professionals ages 18-27. The participants live in Jerusalem, in Arad or beside Tel Aviv and volunteer for non-profit organizations four times a week, explore the Israeli landscape through weekly day trips and discover Israeli culture & society through different educational and cultural events. For more information, go to www.amirimisrael.com

Technion in Haifa
The Technion in Haifa, Israel, offers a two year MBA program in English that focuses on the management  of knowledge-intensive and technology-intensive firms.
 
The program offers unique opportunities. Scholarships available regardless of need. Please download this PDF for more information.

If you've been to Israel on a MASA-affiliated program, you can win an El Al gift certficate by recruiting new MASA participants through MASA’s 'Friends Bringing Friends' recruiters program.   Click here for more information   

Washington Semester in Israel Studies
American University has developed a Washington Semester in Israel Studies, which will begin in Spring 2008.  The semester program includes courses and research on a broad range of topics related to Israel, provides an opportunity for an internship in an organization working on issues concerning Israel, and culminates in a 3-week study abroad seminar and tour in Israel.  Students receive a full semester of credit for the program.  Click here for more information on this wonderful opportunity.  It's a great step in the direction of expanding the field of Israel Studies across the nation.