Study in the start-up nation
Studying in Israel is a dream for many. Many it happen at Technion.
Do you have innovative ideas about where to study after you finish school? Maybe the place to be is Israel, the third most innovative country in the world, according to the World Economic Forum Global Competitive Index.
Israel’s higher education institutions are known worldwide for their academic excellence, with Technion, the Israel Institute of Technology, being the epicentre for science, technology and applied research. Opened in 1924 and located in Haifa, Technion is one of the leading universities for science and engineering, ranked as the top university in Europe for artificial intelligence studies.
With 18 academic units and 60 research institutes and centres, students at Technion can expect a rich and rewarding experience.
Considered the most international university in Israel by Times Higher Education magazine rankings, Technion’s full degree programs and short programs in English are designed to give international students a unique academic experience, as well as a chance to get to know Israel, the ‘start-up nation’.
Students who study at Technion are guaranteed a stimulating learning environment and state-of-the-art laboratories. International students can apply for short-term studying opportunities such as short courses and studying abroad, or for longer-term learning through undergraduate degrees, graduate studies or research.
Your campus becomes your new home – a home away from home – with students from all over the world. Technion boasts a diverse multicultural atmosphere that creates a vibrant and welcoming campus environment.
There are a wide variety of athletic, social and cultural activities as well as top-notch recreational facilities such as media centres, a full-service gym with daily classes, and an Olympic-sized pool. There are also clubs for activities such as art and salsa dancing.
Of course, being in the city of Haifa, you also have a beautiful fusion of Arabic and Jewish cultures at your doorstep. Set upon Mount Carmel, the scenery and terrain is stunning, with the Port of Haifa, Baha’i Gardens and Haifa’s German Colony at your fingertips.
Alumni who benefit from studying and graduating from Technion have gone on to become engineers, scientists, physicians, professors and entrepreneurs, with some alumni members becoming Nobel laureates. These graduates have helped to establish Israel’s industrial infrastructures, technological defence capabilities and pioneered technology-based enterprises.
Whether it’s for the brief excitement of studying internationally or the commitment of pursuing your higher education in Israel, Technion is the place to be for all you STEM innovations.
For more information visit int.technion.ac.il or email recruitment@int.technion.ac.il
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