Hebrew University – Master Programs

Programa de Maestría Semipresencial con especialidad en Educación Judía (Programa en Español y Portugués).
Este es un programa internacional de maestría,, sin tesis, diseñado para educadores, tanto en marcos educativos formales como informales, que estén interesados en profesionalizarse en educación judía y su diálogo con las ciencias sociales, la filosofía educativa y los estudios judíos e israelíes.
Los participantes tendrán la oportunidad de estudiar con los profesores del Centro Melton y disfrutar de los recursos académicos de la Universidad Hebrea. El programa tiene uno o dos años de duración, según la carga que los estudiantes elijan.
La Maestría consta de 36 créditos, de los cuales 26 créditos se ofrecerán como cursos a distancia: dos o cuatro semestres impartidos en línea (los cursos a distancia incluyen algunas clases sincrónicas vía ZOOM) 4 créditos se ofrecerán en un semestre intensivo de invierno vía zoom (en Febrero); y 6 créditos presenciales en la Universidad Hebrea en forma de un semestre de verano intensivo de dos semanas.
Los estudiantes de MASA estarán estudiando uno o más cursos en el Campus durante el semestre de primavera.
El programa incluye cursos obligatorios y electivos. Cada estudiante puede construir su propio programa de acuerdo a sus intereses académicos y personales.

Explore emerging global business trends in pharmaceutical, diagnostic, medical devices and digital health in the development of sustainable business models. Learn to conduct research, explore the opportunity and the challenges in the Med Tech sector to bring a product to the global markets. All that while exploring the Israeli “Start Up Nation” ecosystem by being an intern in an Israeli company, and meet with business leaders from Israel’s Med Tech industry during site visits. One year accelerated MBA program (2 semesters + TIP Summer program is optional).

The Hebrew University’s Institute of Archaeology in conjunction with the Rothberg International School offers a degree combining formal classroom studies and hands-on field experience at excavations and surveys. The M.A. in Archaeology in the Land of the Bible examines the history and culture of ancient Israel during the Bronze and Iron Ages. Students will acquire proficiency in the academic fields of archaeology, ancient texts, and ancient languages.

The program is divided into two parts: research and courses.
Research: The program offers variety of research topics as: stem cells, virology, mineralized tissues, bone, biofilm, microbiology, immunology, virology, cartilage, developmental biology, cell movement, tissue engineering, epigenetics, cancer, and oral diseases.
Courses: Core courses in the areas of: biology, immunology, microbiology, physiology and biotechnology. All courses are in English. 28 credits are required to graduate.

Students are eligible for a monthly scholarship pending on their scores in the BSc studies.

Masters Blended Program specializing in Jewish Education (English Program).
This is an international, non-thesis M.A. program, designed for educators, in both formal and informal educational frameworks who are interested in Jewish Education and its dialogue with the Social Sciences, Educational Philosophy, and Jewish and Israel Studies. The program is intended primarily for educators abroad who, for any reason, are not able to spend a long period of time in Jerusalem. Participants will have the opportunity to study with the Melton Centre faculty and enjoy the academic resources of Hebrew University. The program is designed for students to finish in either one or two years, depending on the course load they choose.
The M.A. consists of 36 credits, of which 26 credits will be offered as distance courses: two or four semesters taught online via distance learning (Distance-learning courses include some synchronous classes to be led by ZOOM) 4 credits will be offered as a four-week intensive winter semester taught by zoom; and 6 credits on-site at Hebrew University in the form of a two-week, intensive Summer Semester.
MASA students will be studying one or more courses on Campus throughout the spring semester.
The program includes mandatory and elective courses. Each student can build his or her own program according to his or her academic and personal interests.

Study with top faculty to gain a solid foundation and broad understanding of the field. Choose from courses in textual studies, history, philosophy, language, and culture ranging from late antiquity through the modern period. An optional Religious Studies Track is available. One year program.

Develop academic and practical expertise in conflict transformation, conflict resolution, problem solving, and negotiation. Our program emphasizes the sources of domestic and external conflicts – both in general and in Israel specifically. It explores the methods, techniques, and strategies that can help manage and resolve these conflicts. One year program.

Join a team of leaders in the nonprofit world to gain cutting-edge skills as well as theoretical and practical knowledge in management, entrepreneurship, and leadership. Two optional specialization tracks are available: the Tikkun Olam social action and coexistence program, which includes an internship and enrichment program in Tel Aviv or Jaffa; or the Global Leadership Institute enrichment program with the Jewish Agency for Israel, which offers experiential leadership training. One year program.

Study in the leading master’s program in the field! Our only two-year master’s program is dedicated to contemporary Biblical studies and provides a foundation in both Biblical and Modern Hebrew. You will specialize in one of two tracks: The Bible: Cultural and Historical Context, or The Bible and the Ancient Near East. This program is a gateway to doctoral studies at top institutions around the world. Two year program.