The International Bachelor’s Degree Program at Hebrew University offers a unique opportunity to earn a double-major degree entirely in English over three years. You can customize your education by choosing two out of three available fields of specialization: Liberal Arts, Business Administration, or English. This flexible program allows you to tailor your studies to your specific interests and academic goals. You will study with leading faculty, engage in lectures, workshops, and study tours, and immerse yourself in the vibrant academic and cultural life of Jerusalem. The program also provides a pathway to a one-year Master's degree, enabling you to complete both a BA and an MA in just four years.
There are two admission tracks: Direct Admission (requires SAT/ACT) for a 3-year completion, and Test-Optional (no SAT/ACT required) which may lead to a 4-year completion requiring an additional year in a first-year study abroad program with an average of 80. Official transcripts and AP/matriculation exam scores are required. For combined business and humanities/English tracks, minimum business scores must be met.
Tuition fees do not include housing and health insurance.
There are two admission tracks: Direct Admission, which requires SAT or ACT scores, and a Test-Optional track which does not. Official transcripts, AP scores, or matriculation exam scores are required, and specific prerequisites may apply for Business or English specializations.
The tuition fee for international students is US $15,500 per year. This cost does not include housing or health insurance.
The International Bachelor's Degree Program is designed to be completed in three years. However, students in the Test-Optional track may require an additional year in a first-year study abroad program, potentially leading to a four-year completion.
The application deadline for the 26/27 academic year is June 30, 2026. Applications for this period are currently open.
Limited need- or merit-based scholarships are available. Students can apply for these through their local Hebrew University overseas office.