The MSc program in Applied Physics attracts students in pursuit of a path of study that integrates physics research with technological development. Designed to allow students to deepen their scientific knowledge in their field of expertise, the program offers hands-on experience with basic technologies in the chosen field, and provides knowledge in other branches of science and engineering that are relevant to their chosen field of expertise. Our MSc program offers four specialization tracks:

Career & Networking 

Many of our graduates pursue careers in high-tech, chemical and environmental industries, computer and electronics engineering, computer science, energy and nanotechnology, physics research (industrial, academic, and government), medical physics, and more.  Our MSc program is an excellent steppingstone for advanced research, and many graduates pursue doctoral studies and academic careers, holding faculty positions at leading institutions around the globe.

The Department of Applied Physics

Founded in the late 1960’s, the Department of Applied Physics is located on the Edmond J. Safra campus at Givat Ram. Home to a cohort of innovative scientists and engineers, the Department is dedicated to expanding our understanding of natural phenomena and to harnessing this knowledge to advance applied science and technology and, ultimately, improve our lives.

The Applied Physics Department is at the frontier of physics research, engaging in the high-tech fields of nanotechnology, optoelectronics, microelectronics, and quantum technologies. It encompasses 12 research groups and several research centers, including nanofabrication, miniature integrated systems, and nanocharacterization. Since its founding, the Department boasts many hundreds of MSc and PhD graduates. Our long-standing tradition of teaching and research, coupled with our state-of-the-art facilities and the mentorship of our prestigious faculty draws students and researchers from across the globe, many of whom continue on to make significant contributions to society as researchers, educators, and industry leaders.

Admission Requirements

In order to be considered for our MSc program, all applicants must undergo an admissions interview and submit the following documentation:

• Curriculum Vitae
• Bachelor’s degree in physics or electric engineering from a recognized institution of higher learning.
• Cumulative GPA of 85 or above.
• One-page statement of interest and/or summary of previous research experience.
• Official transcript of study from your bachelor’s degree.
• 2 academic letters of recommendation.
• English language proficiency (TOEFL and IELTS are recognized).

In addition, applications for our MSc program are submitted via a two-step process:

1. At the university level: complete your application online.
2. At the Faculty of Science level: set up an account on the university’s registration system, complete the online form, and provide the necessary supporting documents.

For detailed information on admission requirements, based on the country where you completed your undergraduate studies, please click here.

Tuition & Scholarships

Hebrew University offers full tuition scholarships to MSc students in research tracks in Natural and Exact Sciences.
Additional merit-based and need-based scholarships and living stipends may be available.

Further Information

Dr. Liron Stern, Applied Physics MSc Advisor: liron.stern@mail.huji.ac.il

Program Website

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The goal of the Jerusalem School of Business Administration is to develop the next generation of business leaders. The unique and valuable experiences provided by the International StartUp 360° MBA program enable graduates to land excellent jobs either in Israel or in their home countries and to succeed as entrepreneurs.

There is a high demand for the school’s graduates in the labor market. Alumni have been hired by leading companies in a range of sectors, including Google, Facebook, HP, Pfizer, IBM, IsraCard, Cisco Systems, SodaStream, Deloitte, and others, as well as promising start-ups.

Teaching Faculty

The program is taught in English by experts from the Hebrew University and other respected academic institutions around the world, including McGill University, Duke University, Kellogg School of Management, and more. Our MBA professors are at the forefront of research in their fields and provide students with the “Start-up Nation” edge, including:

• Prof. Nicole Adler – Dean of the School of Business Administration and an international expert in Operations Research
• Prof. Eugene Kandel – World renowned expert in economics and finance, former Chairman of Israel's National Economic Council, and the former CEO of Start-Up Nation Central
• Dr. Micki Eisenman - Senior lecturer in the Organizational Behavior and Strategy and Entrepreneurship Departments, and academic head of the Startup 360° program.

The Jerusalem School of Business Administration and its Faculty

Hebrew University’s Business School prepares its graduates to meet the challenges of today and gives them the tools that will enable them to lead and succeed tomorrow. More than 2,000 students study in the school’s BA, MBA and PhD tracks each year. The faculty members are first-rank academics and professionals whose courses are at the forefront of management knowledge.

Admissions Requirements

Applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree from an internationally accredited institution, with a minimum GPA of 3.2 (82) or the equivalent, and must take the GMAT or GRE exam (only the quantitative score is considered). The minimum required GMAT or GRE score depends on the applicant’s GPA.

Candidates from non-English-speaking countries must demonstrate a high level of English proficiency by providing one of the following documents:

• a TOEFL exam score of 90 or above
• or an IELTS exam score of 7 or above

Applicants who have completed their entire degree studies at universities in which the sole language of instruction is English may request an exemption from the English proficiency requirement.

Students who do not have a background in mathematics and statistics will be required to complete two preparatory courses held in the month prior to the start of the program.

For more information about admissions and how to apply, visit the program’s website.

For detailed information on admission requirements, based on the country where you completed your undergraduate studies, please click here.

Tuition & Scholarships

Tuition for the program is US $31,000.

Financial aid and scholarships are available. Click here for more information.

Further Information

Raz Rabinovich, Director of Admissions and Operations: razra@savion.huji.ac.il

Administrative Inquiries: imba@savion.huji.ac.il
Program Website

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Career & Networking 

Our Med-Tech Innovation Program prepares C-level managers for jobs at corporations, mid-size companies, and start-ups in the fields of biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, diagnostics, medical devices, telemedicine and hospital laboratory research. Since the equivalent Hebrew program’s launch in 2015, dozens of our graduates have been recruited to key positions at companies such as Yeda, Evogene, Alpha Tau Medical, and many of our alumni hold senior positions in the private and public sectors.

The Jerusalem School of Business Administration and its Faculty

Hebrew University’s Jerusalem School of Business Administration was the first business school to be established in Israel. The school plays a key role in shaping Israel’s business leadership landscape, and is dedicated to the advancement of the field of business management, and the cultivation of our next generation of business leaders. As such, we offer invaluable experiences that are part and parcel of our students’ learning journeys, setting them apart from their peers as they enter the job market. Our students benefit from expert instruction by our renowned lecturers, participation in competitive internships at leading companies in Israel, and mentorships by stellar alumni of the Business School who currently hold senior positions in industry or the public sector.

The School of Business Administration offers BA programs in business and accounting, PhD programs, and two fully immersive, one-year MBA programs in Med-Tech Innovation and Startup 360°. Students learn to successfully navigate rapidly changing business landscapes and develop global, innovative and creative problem-solving skills that can be applied to complex scenarios in real time, under conditions of uncertainty and pressure.

The School of Business administration places great emphasis on quality research, boasting faculty that are prominent researchers in their respective fields, many of whom make a significant impact on both economic policy and public discourse in Israel. 

Admissions Requirements

In order to be considered for our MBA program, candidates must submit proof of:

• Bachelor’s degree from a recognized institution of higher learning
• Cumulative GPA of 82 or above
• Official transcript of studies from your bachelor’s degree
• English language proficiency (minimum 90 on TOEFL and minimum 7 on IELTS)
• Quantitative GMAT or GRE scores (minimum required score depends on your cumulative GPA)
• Statement of Purpose Curriculum
• Vitae 2 academic letters of recommendation
• Photocopy of valid passport
• Completed medical form

Further MBA application information can be found here.  

Applications to our Med-Tech Innovation MBA are submitted via the Rothberg International School.  After creating a profile, fill out the online application and upload the required documents. Please note that applicants will be asked to schedule an online interview with the program's Director of Admissions and Operations as part of the application process.

For detailed information on admission requirements, based on the country where you completed your undergraduate studies, please click here.

Tuition & Scholarships

Tuition for the two-semester program is $32,500 USD (including optional TIP summer semester), or $31,000 USD (excluding TIP). For information on scholarship funding, see here.

Further Information

Ms. Inbar Daniel, Program Coordinator: mtimba@savion.huji.ac.il

Program website 

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Volunteered geographic information and cellular navigation are just two examples of the innovative technologies used in modern urban development. In fact, the list of cities adopting 'smart' technologies is constantly growing. Smart cities integrate information, communication technology and various physical devices to optimize the efficiency of city operations and services, connect to citizens, and improve urban quality of life. Hebrew University’s M.A. in Smart Cities and Urban Informatics program prepares students for this exciting and future-oriented field.

Designed to meet the growing demand for experts in cutting-edge smart city technologies, this master’s program equips a new generation of urban planners, analysts and policy makers with the requisite tool box for developing smart cities. This includes both hands-on analytical skills as well as the ability to address current and anticipated future challenges posed by smart cities.

Students will take courses on topics such as geoinformatics, urban planning, urban remote sensing, python programming, geo-spatial data analytics, smart urban transportation and energy systems, and social planning for smart communities, among others. To view a complete list of courses, click here. In addition, field trips are an integral part of the program, with the city of Jerusalem showcased as a unique testing ground for the subject matter.

For additional information, please visit the program’s website.

Career & Networking 

Graduates of the program are prepared for positions in national and local government, private companies providing location-based and urban data-analytics services to municipalities, and transportation and infrastructure agencies in Israel and worldwide. They will be prepared to work as members of urban planning teams, as technical and information experts, infrastructure consultants, and urban policy makers, among other positions.

Teaching Faculty

The program capitalizes on the joint strengths of Hebrew University’s Urban Planning program and the Geoinformatics track in the Department of Geography, drawing on their renowned lecturers as well as other experts in various fields.

Prof. Daniel Felsenstein of the Department of Geography is the academic director of the program. His work uses the tools of dynamic simulation modeling and spatial econometrics to study urban development, and one of his areas of expertise is simulating urban resilience to large scale shocks.

Faculty of Social Sciences 

The Faculty of Social Sciences is Hebrew University’s largest faculty, with a total of 3,600 students studying towards undergraduate and graduate degrees. The Faculty is devoted to training future leaders by providing its students with a first-class education with practical, hands-on elements.

The Faculty of Social Sciences encompasses a broad spectrum of fields such as Communications and Journalism, Economics, Geography, International Relations, Political Science, PPE (Philosophy, Political Science and Economics), Psychology, Sociology and Anthropology, and Statistics (with a focus on Data Science).  

The teaching staff at the faculty is composed of world-class researchers and practitioners, many of whom have received prestigious awards, among them Israel Prizes, Emet Prizes, and Rothschild Prizes.

This program is run collaboratively with Hebrew University’s Rothberg International School (RIS). Over 2,000 students from 90 countries worldwide convene in Jerusalem each year to participate in RIS programs, ranging from intensive language courses to short-term courses, internships, study abroad, and full-fledged MA degree programs offered in English. RIS’ innovative programming, diverse community, and rich student life offer an unforgettable, transformative experience for students of all backgrounds and academic pursuits.

For more information about the Faculty of Social Sciences, visit their website.

Admissions Requirements

Applicants must have an internationally accredited bachelor’s degree with a minimum GPA of 80 (or equivalent).

Candidates must also demonstrate a high level of English proficiency by providing one of the following documents:

• a TOEFL exam score of 80 or above

• an IELTS exam score of 6 or above

• an Amir or Amiram exam score of 120 or above

Applicants who completed degrees at universities at which English is the sole language of instruction, as well as applicants who completed degrees in English Language and Literature, may request an exemption. Such applicants must submit documentation from their university verifying English as the language of instruction. Note that exemption is not automatic and is determined on a case-by-case basis.

Visit the program’s website for more information about the admissions process or apply here.

For detailed information on admission requirements, based on the country where you completed your undergraduate studies, please click here.

Tuition & Scholarships

Tuition is US$11,400 for the entire program.

Students are eligible for a variety of scholarships. More information can be found on the  Scholarships & Financial Aid page. For additional information regarding tuition and other costs, please visit the program’s website.

Further Information

Academic Inquiries: Prof. Daniel Felsenstein, Academic Director: daniel.felsenstein@mail.huji.ac.il

Administrative Inquiries: RIS Division of Graduate Studies: gradmiss@savion.huji.ac.il
Program Website

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