The Future is Calling.
AND we HAVE LOTS OF RESOURCES TO HELP you answer it.

Integrating the scientific and creative mastery of the English language with the strategic dynamics of global media, this dual-major program prepares students for high-stakes careers in public diplomacy, advertising, and international communications by blending rigorous literary analysis with hands-on workshops led by world-class researchers.

Combining the expertise of the internationally-renowned BESA Center with specialized training in public diplomacy, BIU’s double major in Communication and Political Science equips students with the analytical tools and negotiation skills needed for high-impact careers in media, government, and international relations.

Integrating the study of literary masterpieces with the scientific investigation of human language, Bar-Ilan University’s coordinated double major develops advanced analytical skills through a seamless blend of English literature and modern linguistics.

BIU’s Linguistics program combines rigorous theoretical training in formal models like syntax and semantics with hands-on research in brain science and bilingualism, preparing graduates for diverse careers ranging from speech pathology to information technology.

Led by internationally-recognized faculty, our BA program in English Literature offers students a chance to study the most beautiful works ever written in the English language, while developing skills that are essential for today’s global environment.

This degree offers a firm clinical knowledge base and provides students with the tools required to help solve the challenges they will face as nurses in hospitals and the community. This program involves coursework and clinical fieldwork. Upon completion of 3.5 years of study, students take the Israeli Nursing Licensing exam to become registered nurses in Israel. Academic Courses: Intro to Math/Nursing Calculations, Probability and Statistics, Scientific Reading and Writing, Research Methods Sciences: Introduction to Chemistry, General Chemistry, Clinical Biochemistry, Introduction to Biology of the Cell, Anatomy & Physiology I,II, Advanced Physiology and Pathology, Genetics and Molecular Biology, Clinical Immunology, Microbiology, Nutrition, Fluids and Electrolytes, Epidemiology, Introduction to Psychology, Developmental Psychology Principles of Nursing: Basic Concepts of Nursing, Foundation and Skills for Practice, Physical Assessment, Communication, Israeli Healthcare System, Clinical Pharmacology, Internal Medicine Part 1: (Respiratory, Cardio, Nephro, Infections), Internal Medicine Part 2: (Endocrine, Diabetes, Gastro, Neurology, Oncology, Hematology, Rheumatology, Dermatology, Blood Transfusions), Surgical Nursing Part 1: (Orthopedics, General Surgery, Anesthesia, Pain, Urology), Surgical Nursing Part 2, Geriatrics, Rehabilitation, Evidence-Based Nursing Clinical Rotation - Internal; Clinical Rotation - Surgical Schedule:Classes meet 5 days a week during the fall and spring semesters. The first year of studies take place in English with Ulpan, while the following years are completed in the Israeli Program.

The Business Administration curriculum is modeled on programs developed in leading universities worldwide and combines studies in management and marketing with a background in technology. The curriculum incorporates lectures and practical research projects that challenge students to apply their knowledge to real-life situations. Graduates from the program have acquired leading positions in the business and high-tech sectors, both in Israel and abroad. In addition, many graduates continue their studies toward advanced academic degrees. Course Structure: During three years of study, students must accumulate 121 credits of required courses and electives. The first year of studies take place in English with Ulpan, while the following two years are completed in the Israeli Program. Academic Courses:Math, Probability, and Statistics for Business Administration; Computer Applications in Management; Financial Accounting and Managerial Accounting for Business Administration; Principles of Finance, Business Law, Commercial Law, Introduction to Micro-Economics, Introduction to Macro-Economics; English for Business Management; Business Ethics; Economy of Israel Information Systems: Introduction to Information Systems for Accountants, Advanced Computer Applications for Accounting, Business Intelligence, Sales Strategies Marketing: Marketing Management, Research Methods for Marketing, Consumer Behavior, Sales Strategies Management: Principles of Management, Operational Research for Business Management, Human Resources Administration, Organizational Behavior Finance: Analysis of Financial Reports for Business Management, Fiscal and Monetary Policy in an Open Economy, Advanced Issues in Finance Integrated Courses: Business Strategy, Business Strategy and Imperfect Competition Seminar - Product Forecasting and Innovation, Entrepreneurship I, Intern Project, Final Project Midrasha learning takes place in the morning from 8:30-10 AM

The Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science at JCT provides a strong academic foundation combined with practical, industry-focused skills. The program begins with essential mathematics and programming courses that build analytical thinking and hands-on experience, and continues with core studies in theoretical computer science, software engineering, and advanced programming. In the second and third years, students choose elective courses in in-demand fields such as Cyber Security, Artificial Intelligence, and Computer Networks, allowing them to tailor their studies to future careers in the high-tech industry. The degree culminates in a final project that bridges academic knowledge with real-world application. The first year of studies take place in English with Ulpan, while the following years are completed in the Israeli Program. Midrasha learning takes place in the morning from 8:30-10 AM

At JCT Machon Tal, women are offered the tracks of Software and Industrial engineering, as well as electro-optics and bioinformatics. Engineering is at the heart of innovation in today’s rapidly advancing technological world. The engineering programs at JCT prepare students with a strong foundation in mathematics, physics, and core engineering principles, while emphasizing practical application and technological problem-solving. Students gain hands-on experience through labs, projects, and collaborations with leading Israeli companies, giving them the skills and tools to design, build, and improve complex systems in fields such as electronics, electro-optics, software, and communications. Graduates of JCT’s engineering programs are in high demand in Israel’s high-tech and defense industries and are well-equipped to pursue advanced degrees and research opportunities. Course Structure: During four and a half years of study, students must accumulate 120 credits of required courses and electives. Students in the Engineering Track, the first two years will include Ulpan (Hebrew-Language studies) and afterwards students will be able to transition to the different Hebrew Engineering Tracks: Software, Industrial, Electro-Optics, Bioinformatics (Pre-med), and Computer Science*. *Bioinformatics and Computer Science are three and a half years. Academic Courses Calculus I, II for Engineers, Linear Algebra I, II, Differential Equations, Finite Mathematics, Mathematical Logic, Probability, and Statistics for Engineers Principles of Computer Science: Introduction to Computer Science(Lecture+Lab), Introduction to Computer Communication, Data Structures, Workshop in C++, Analysis of Algorithms, Logic & Functional Programming, Object-Oriented Programming, Computability and Computational Complexity, Automata & Formal Languages, Compilers & Interpreters Software and Systems Engineering: Digital Systems, Computer Architecture, Operating Systems, Database Systems and Mini-Project, Fundamentals of Programming Languages, Software Engineering, and Design and Mini-Project Schedule Midrasha learning takes place in the morning from 8:30-10 AM Classes meet 3-4 days a week during the fall and spring semesters.