Israel offers 9 Mathematics & Statistics programmes across 2 internationally recognised research universities: the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Both institutions are globally respected for their mathematical sciences faculties, with research strengths spanning pure mathematics, applied statistics, combinatorics, probability, and mathematical physics. The Technion in particular is world-renowned for its technical and engineering-focused mathematics programmes.
Tuition information was not available for the listed programmes, so prospective students should contact the universities directly for current fee details. Teaching at both institutions is primarily in Hebrew, though postgraduate and research programmes increasingly offer English-medium options. International students considering Israel for mathematics study benefit from a highly competitive academic environment, strong doctoral stipends, and proximity to a vibrant technology sector.
The MSc program at the Einstein Institute of Mathematics aims to deepen your understanding and knowledge of mathematics and introduce you to current research. This is a two-year program designed for excellent international students. The program requirements are the same as for Israeli students in the research track, requiring 30 credit points.
The Master of Science (M.Sc.) program in Mathematics at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem offers advanced study and research opportunities for students seeking to deepen their knowledge in various fields of mathematics. The program is designed to build upon undergraduate foundations, providing a rigorous curriculum that prepares students for doctoral studies or professional careers in mathematics and related quantitative fields. Students will engage with leading faculty and contribute to the vibrant research community at the university.
The Einstein Institute of Mathematics at The Hebrew University invites outstanding international students to apply for its PhD program. This program is designed to cultivate the next generation of leading mathematicians within a stimulating academic environment. Students benefit from weekly seminars, special lecture series on contemporary mathematical topics, and opportunities for scientific exchange with visiting researchers from Israel and abroad. The institute also organizes thematic years and workshops in collaboration with the nearby Israel Institute of Advanced Studies, offering a rich platform for learning and research.
Tuition varies by programme — check each listing directly with Technion or Hebrew University of Jerusalem for current fee schedules for international and domestic students.
The 2 universities listed are the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, both globally ranked in mathematics.
Yes. Both universities admit international students. Graduate programmes in particular often have English-medium tracks, and doctoral candidates can be funded through research assistantships.
Undergraduate applicants typically need a matriculation certificate (bagrut) equivalent and strong mathematics results. Master's and PhD applicants need a relevant degree, strong grades, and Hebrew or English proficiency depending on the programme.
Apply directly through each university's admissions portal. International applicants should check credential recognition requirements and language of instruction for their chosen programme before applying.