As one of the world’s top 100 universities, the Hebrew University offers students and faculty an extensive research infrastructure, encompassing libraries, archives, labs and online databases. If you are an advanced master’s or doctoral student wishing to conduct research at Hebrew University or collaborate on a project with a Hebrew University researcher, you are invited to apply for one of two visiting research programs.

As a Visiting Research Student you’ll take courses at Hebrew University for a semester or a year, while  conducting independent research. This program is designed for PhD students enrolled in doctoral programs abroad.

Students enrolled in master's or doctoral programs abroad who have been invited by a Hebrew University faculty member to collaborate on research for a period of up to one year may apply for the Visiting Research Fellow Program. Participants in this program are not eligible to enroll in courses at the Hebrew University, with the exception of Modern Hebrew or Literary Arabic language courses.
The application process for all three above-mentioned tracks is handled by Hebrew University’s Rothberg International School (RIS).

For more information, please visit the “Visiting Researchers” page on Rothberg International School’s websiste.