Hebrew University of Jerusalem

BA Communication

Bachelor of Laws (LLB)

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.

Computer Science and Engineering

The Master of Science (M.Sc.) program in Computer Science at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem offers advanced studies in a wide range of fields within computer science. The program aims to provide students with a deep theoretical understanding and practical skills to excel in research and development. The faculty is comprised of world-renowned researchers, fostering an environment of innovation and academic excellence.

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.

Hebrew University – Doctoral Studies in Law (LL.D.)

The Hebrew University Faculty of Law offers doctoral studies leading to an LL.D. degree. This program is designed for students seeking to conduct advanced legal research and contribute to the field of law through original scholarship. The LL.D. program provides a rigorous academic environment for developing research skills and producing a substantial doctoral dissertation. Students in the LL.D. program will work closely with faculty members who are leading scholars in various legal disciplines. The program emphasizes independent research, critical analysis, and the development of new insights into complex legal issues. It is an opportunity for aspiring legal academics and researchers to deepen their expertise and prepare for careers in academia, policy, or advanced legal practice.

Wellcome Trust Fellowships and Grants (for international researchers)

For researchers at different career stages working on health-related science. Wellcome funds a family of fellowships and grants — early-career, career-development, and discovery awards, plus team and translational funding — each with its own eligibility, value, and call deadline. There is no single scholarship application; you apply to the specific scheme that fits your stage and project.

Wellcome International Training Fellowships

For early-career researchers based in low- and middle-income countries (outside the high-income world) who want protected time and support for research training in health, often including a PhD or postdoctoral research. Wellcome's scheme names and exact criteria change over time, so applicants should check the current relevant Wellcome funding scheme.

Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions Postdoctoral Fellowships

Open to researchers of any nationality who hold a PhD (or will have defended their doctoral thesis by the call deadline) and have at most 8 years of full-time-equivalent research experience after the PhD. Applicants apply jointly with a host organisation - a university, research institution, business, SME, or other body based in an EU Member State or a country associated to Horizon Europe. European Postdoctoral Fellowships are open to all nationalities for a project inside the EU or an associated country; Global Postdoctoral Fellowships are reserved for EU nationals or long-term residents who carry out a phase in a third country before returning to Europe. Researchers who have been displaced by conflict and those restarting a research career after a break are explicitly encouraged to apply.

Rotary Peace Fellowships

For professionals committed to peace and development, with relevant work experience and (for the master's) a strong academic background and proficiency in English. Applicants apply through their local Rotary district and are selected globally by The Rotary Foundation for study at a Rotary Peace Center.

ISRF Europe Early Career Fellowship

Open to early-career researchers in the social sciences and humanities who are within 10 years of their PhD award (career breaks considered) and hold a salaried position at a higher education or research institution, or are independent scholars with a host institution. Research must be hosted at a European institution and address innovative, interdisciplinary social research questions. Open to scholars of all nationalities.

MIT Need-Based Aid for International Undergraduates

For international undergraduate applicants to MIT, which is need-blind in admission and meets the full demonstrated financial need of every admitted student. Aid is a grant (no loans in the standard package); the amount is set by each family's assessed need.