This is an interdisciplinary master’s program taught in English that offers students the opportunity to engage critically with national and international issues that are at the forefront of today’s debates around migration and policy.
The Parasol Foundation International LL.M. Program at Tel Aviv University attracts outstanding law students to study and collaborate with Israel's elite legal academia, students and legal professionals.
Through a wide range of classes taught by world-renowned professors, international students have the opportunity to study for their advanced academic law degree at Israel's leading law faculty.
This program will equip its graduates with the analytical tools and knowledge base to eventually become experts on a region whose geo-political developments regularly affect the state of global affairs.
The program's curriculum combines academic research with hands-on agricultural experience in the Arava desert, Israel’s largest vegetable exporting region. It provides the students with academic knowledge with leading faculty, opportunities to gain practical skills and the chance to be a part of creating a sustainable future.
In today’s complex world, the ways the media shapes the world of politics must be understood both theoretically and alongside the practical implications of new communication technologies. This is especially true in democratic states, where politicians have to orchestrate “permanent campaigns” in order to facilitate ongoing public debate.
This program brings together internationally renowned scholars and leading practitioners in both security and diplomacy, offering students an exceptional learning experience in English.
This is a one-year program with a focus on entrepreneurship, innovation, and venture. Firmly rooted in the Israeli startup ecosystem, the GMBA Program is comprised of academic courses, master classes and experiential learning opportunities in order to stimulate an innovative mindset for venturing out into a rapidly changing world.
The history major is designed for students seeking a greater understanding of the past, teaching certification for grades 4-8 and secondary education, or preparation for graduate-level studies in the humanities and law. Drawing upon the holdings of the Special Collections and Archives Department as well as other library resources, the program also offers graduate courses for students enrolled in the Master of Arts in History program.
Political science provides students with the broad-training necessary to become successful professionals in a variety of fields, as well as engaged democratic citizens. As such, the purpose of the political science program is to foster the development of vital skills, such as critical thinking, communication, and analytical abilities in our students in order to prepare them for both a broad range of career choices and the pursuit of lifelong learning.