Media & Communication in Israel
Media & Communication in Israel is represented on our platform by 4 programmes spread across 1 university. Institutions offering these programmes include Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Tuition fees vary by programme and institution.
International students interested in Media & Communication in Israel will find a range of academic pathways at this institution. Admission requirements vary by university and degree level; applicants typically need a relevant prior qualification and, where instruction is in English, proof of language proficiency. Browse the listings below to compare programmes, entry requirements, and application details.
BA Communication
Communication and Journalism
In today's world, media and communications are central to all aspects of life, from personal connections to global events. The Department of Communication and Journalism at the Hebrew University is a leading institution for studying media and communication. It is ranked first in Israel, in the top ten in Europe, and 14th globally among communication departments. The department offers programs at the Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctoral levels.
Doctoral Program in Communication
The doctoral program in Communication is designed for highly motivated students who wish to engage in advanced research. It aims to prepare graduates for careers in academic or applied research within the field of communication. The program focuses on dissertation-based projects, with each student guided by a faculty supervisor. A strong emphasis is placed on fostering a supportive community through regular Doctoral Forum meetings, a dedicated workspace for doctoral students, and support for attending conferences and publishing research.
Master's Degree in Communication and Journalism
The Master's program in Communication and Journalism at Hebrew University of Jerusalem offers specialized knowledge in distinct areas of communication. Ranked among the top communication departments globally, this program allows students to focus on one of four streams: Internet and New Media; Political Communication and Psychological Processes in the Digital Era; Visual Media; or Multidisciplinary Communication Studies. Students can choose between a research track, involving thesis writing, or a non-research track focused solely on coursework. The program is primarily taught in Hebrew, with a small number of courses offered in English. Classes typically take place one day a week, but students with non-communication bachelor's degrees may require supplementary studies on other days.
Frequently asked questions
How many Media & Communication programmes are available in Israel?
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Our database lists 4 Media & Communication programmes in Israel, offered by 1 institution.
Which universities offer Media & Communication in Israel?
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Universities offering these programmes include Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Check each listing for current availability and intake dates.
How much does it cost to study Media & Communication in Israel?
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Tuition varies by programme — check each listing for the exact figure.
Can international students apply to Media & Communication programmes in Israel?
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Yes, international students are generally eligible to apply. Most programmes require a relevant undergraduate degree and may ask for English language test scores (such as IELTS or TOEFL) if the programme is taught in English.
How do I apply to a Media & Communication programme in Israel?
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Applications are typically submitted directly to the university. Review each programme listing for entry requirements, application deadlines, and any required supporting documents such as transcripts or a statement of purpose.