Essential Information
Here you will find information for students and applicants.
For more information, please contact the Conflict Resolution Program.
Head of Swiss Center for Conflict Research: Professor Ifat Maoz, email: msifat@gmail.com
Administration office - phone: 02-5883795 or email: crmr@savion.huji.ac.il
Tuition and Fees
Tuition Payment
The tuition payment is 10,000 dollars for the whole MA program that is studied over 2 to 4 semesters
Please see the following links for explanations on how to pay tuition:
https://en.studentsadmin.huji.ac.il/tuition-structure explains the rates
https://en.studentsadmin.huji.ac.il/how-pay-tuition explains how to pay througout the year
If you don't have an Israeli bank account it may help to pay through the HUJI app. For that you need to fulfill the following conditions :
*Have a credit card
*Your available credit is higher than what is being requested for each payment
*Your bank allows international transactions to your card
Estimated overall annual expenses
Estimated annual expenses include the following:
Tuition: $10,000 (for the whole MA Program that is studied over 2 to 4 semesters)
Housing: (at the Hebrew University dorms): $7600 (annually)
Board: (utilities and food included): $7500
Transportation within Israel: $900 (annually)
Books and supplies: $400 (annually)
Personal expenses and leisure: $4,000 (annually)
Misc.: $2,000 (annually)
Health Insurance: see below
Housing: housing is available for M.A. students See additional housing information.
Cost: Tuition is $10,000 for the whole MA program that can be studied over 2 to 4 semesters. This includes extracurricular social and cultural activities. Accommodations in the dorms are at an additional cost.
Health Insurance
Students who are not Israeli citizens must have health insurance while they are students at the Hebrew University.
Health insurance can be arranged through the Hebrew University or independently.
Option one:
Students who choose to arrange health insurance through the University must fill out application form and submit it to the Tuition and Fees Unit via a Contact form on the Personal Information website. Once the student receives the Policy from the health insurance company, the student’s account will be charged accordingly.
The content of the medical insurance will be included in the insurance policy that will be sent to the student by the health insurance company.
The health insurance New rates starting from 1/1/18 are: 8.5 NIS a day, CPI linkage. for students in the Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Environment is- 9.75 NIS a day, CPI linkage.
Option two:
Students who choose to waive health insurance through the University must fill out the waiver form and submit it to the Tuition and Fees Unit via a Contact form on the Personal Information website.
Enrollment to Courses
Online registration for courses is done through the Online Course Registration System. The system allows the absorption of curriculum by selecting tracks and courses.
Each student registers independently to courses and builds their own schedule.
We recommend that you watch the video explaining how to register before you log in.
- Training video, click here
- User Login
- How to register for courses (instructions in Hebrew)
Registration dates:
The registration for first semester courses will open around September and stay open until two weeks after the school year begins.
Support and answering the questions:
Any technical questions, please contact the University call center at: 02-588-2888
For any questions on academic issues (such as the structure of the curriculum, exemptions from courses, etc.) please contact the program coordinator, Reut Israeli, by email or Tel No. 02-5883056
Non-technical issues or non-academic: You can contact us using this form
Academic Calendar
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Opening of Academic Year |
Sunday |
10.10.2021 |
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Hanukah vacation |
Sunday |
5.12.2021 |
No classes or exams are held |
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Christmas |
Saturday |
25.12.2021 |
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End of first semester |
Friday |
14.1.2022 |
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Opening of second semester |
Sunday |
6.3.2022 |
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Purim vacation |
Thursday/Friday |
17/18.3.2022 |
No classes or exams are held |
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Pesach vacation |
Wednesday-Saturday |
13-23.4.2022 |
No classes or exams are held |
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Eve of Yom HaShoah/Holocaust Memorial Day |
Wednesday |
27.4.2022 |
Classes will end at 6 pm |
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Eve of Memorial Day |
Tuesday |
3.5.2022 |
Classes will end at 4 pm |
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Memorial Day and Independence Day |
Wednesday/Thursday |
4/5.5.2022 |
No classes or exams are held |
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Eid al Fitr |
Wednesday |
4.5.2022 |
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Students' Day |
Monday |
30.5.2022 |
No classes or exams are held |
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Shavuot vacation |
Sunday |
5.6.2022 |
No classes or exams are held |
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On Tuesday 21.6.22 (on a one-time basis)- students will have classes according to the Study Program for Thursday. |
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End of second semester |
Friday |
24.6.2022 |
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Tish'a b'Av |
Sunday |
7.8.2022 |
The university is closed |
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Eid al-Adha |
Sunday |
10.7.2022 |
No classes or exams are held |
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Academic Calendar
|
Opening of Academic Year |
Sunday |
10.10.2021 |
|
|
Hanukah vacation |
Sunday |
5.12.2021 |
No classes or exams are held |
|
Christmas |
Saturday |
25.12.2021 |
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End of first semester |
Friday |
14.1.2022 |
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Opening of second semester |
Sunday |
6.3.2022 |
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Purim vacation |
Thursday/Friday |
17/18.3.2022 |
No classes or exams are held |
|
Pesach vacation |
Wednesday-Saturday |
13-23.4.2022 |
No classes or exams are held |
|
Eve of Yom HaShoah/Holocaust Memorial Day |
Wednesday |
27.4.2022 |
Classes will end at 6 pm |
|
Eve of Memorial Day |
Tuesday |
3.5.2022 |
Classes will end at 4 pm |
|
Memorial Day and Independence Day |
Wednesday/Thursday |
4/5.5.2022 |
No classes or exams are held |
|
Eid al Fitr |
Wednesday |
4.5.2022 |
|
|
Students' Day |
Monday |
30.5.2022 |
No classes or exams are held |
|
Shavuot vacation |
Sunday |
5.6.2022 |
No classes or exams are held |
|
On Tuesday 21.6.22 (on a one-time basis)- students will have classes according to the Study Program for Thursday. |
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End of second semester |
Friday |
24.6.2022 |
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Tish'a b'Av |
Sunday |
7.8.2022 |
The university is closed |
|
Eid al-Adha |
Sunday |
10.7.2022 |
No classes or exams are held |
Enrollment to Courses
Online registration for courses is done through the Online Course Registration System. The system allows the absorption of curriculum by selecting tracks and courses.
Each student registers independently to courses and builds their own schedule.
We recommend that you watch the video explaining how to register before you log in.
- Training video, click here
- User Login
- How to register for courses (instructions in Hebrew)
Registration dates:
The registration for first semester courses will open around September and stay open until two weeks after the school year begins.
Support and answering the questions:
Any technical questions, please contact the University call center at: 02-588-2888
For any questions on academic issues (such as the structure of the curriculum, exemptions from courses, etc.) please contact the program coordinator, Reut Israeli, by email or Tel No. 02-5883056
Non-technical issues or non-academic: You can contact us using this form
FAQ
FAQ
When and how do I register for courses?
Registration for courses opens around September (before the fall semester) and stays open for the first two weeks of the school year, to allow for changes. For more information, click below.
https://crmr-en.huji.ac.il/book/enrollment-courses
On what days does the courses take place?
Most courses take place on Monday, but there are some courses on other days, mostly Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Can I see the study program?
Sure – here it is: https://crmr-en.huji.ac.il/book/timetables-and-examples-individual-study-programs
Can I see an example of the semester schedule and classes?
Of course!
https://crmr-en.huji.ac.il/book/timetables-and-examples-individual-study-programs
Here you can see examples of semester schedules and available classes.
Are there scholarships available?
Scholarships might be available for outstanding students at the end of the first semester. Please also notice the very low tuition cost which means that in fact scholarships are reflected in the difference between our tuition cost and the tuition cost of other programs.
Can I apply to a master’s program if my GPA is slightly lower than what is usually required for admission?
Please write about this to the head of the Program Prof. Ifat Maoz msifat@gmail.com
What are the requirements for acceptance to the Program?
Admission is competitive and based on transcripts and letters of recommendation. Students should have a minimum of 3.6 GPA, (“B+”) grade-point average, 87% or equivalent. For more information about the TOEFL exam, click below.
https://crmr-en.huji.ac.il/book/international-program
Until when is registration open?
August 5th
Will the Program courses take place in person or via Zoom?
Part of the courses will be on campus and part through zoom
How long after enrolling should I expect an answer?
About 3 weeks
What are the steps of the admission process to the program?
For more information about the application process, click below.
https://crmr-en.huji.ac.il/book/international-program
What do students generally do when they finish the program?
Alumni of the Program take part in varied and interesting roles in places such as the Prime Minister’s office, higher education, Foreign Affairs office, media and journalism, peacekeeping organizations and more.
Why study at the Hebrew University?
The Hebrew University is ranked among the top 100 universities in the world, and it is the most prestigious university in Israel. Furthermore, bring based in Jerusalem gives the Program a unique perspective, and allows for exciting opportunities.
What is the goal of the program?
- To study the nature of domestic and international conflict in general and in Israel in particular
- To equip students with a deep understanding of international dispute resolution
- To make a valuable contribution to the field of conflict resolution research
- To explore methods, techniques and strategies of conflict resolution from a multitude of disciplinary fields
FAQ
When and how do I register for courses?
Registration for courses opens around September (before the fall semester) and stays open for the first two weeks of the school year, to allow for changes. For more information, click below.
https://crmr-en.huji.ac.il/book/enrollment-courses
On what days does the courses take place?
Most courses take place on Monday, but there are some courses on other days, mostly Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Can I see the study program?
Sure – here it is: https://crmr-en.huji.ac.il/book/timetables-and-examples-individual-study-programs
Can I see an example of the semester schedule and classes?
Of course!
https://crmr-en.huji.ac.il/book/timetables-and-examples-individual-study-programs
Here you can see examples of semester schedules and available classes.
Are there scholarships available?
Scholarships might be available for outstanding students at the end of the first semester. Please also notice the very low tuition cost which means that in fact scholarships are reflected in the difference between our tuition cost and the tuition cost of other programs.
Can I apply to a master’s program if my GPA is slightly lower than what is usually required for admission?
Please write about this to the head of the Program Prof. Ifat Maoz msifat@gmail.com
What are the requirements for acceptance to the Program?
Admission is competitive and based on transcripts and letters of recommendation. Students should have a minimum of 3.6 GPA, (“B+”) grade-point average, 87% or equivalent. For more information about the TOEFL exam, click below.
https://crmr-en.huji.ac.il/book/international-program
Until when is registration open?
August 5th
Will the Program courses take place in person or via Zoom?
Part of the courses will be on campus and part through zoom
How long after enrolling should I expect an answer?
About 3 weeks
What are the steps of the admission process to the program?
For more information about the application process, click below.
https://crmr-en.huji.ac.il/book/international-program
What do students generally do when they finish the program?
Alumni of the Program take part in varied and interesting roles in places such as the Prime Minister’s office, higher education, Foreign Affairs office, media and journalism, peacekeeping organizations and more.
Why study at the Hebrew University?
The Hebrew University is ranked among the top 100 universities in the world, and it is the most prestigious university in Israel. Furthermore, bring based in Jerusalem gives the Program a unique perspective, and allows for exciting opportunities.
What is the goal of the program?
- To study the nature of domestic and international conflict in general and in Israel in particular
- To equip students with a deep understanding of international dispute resolution
- To make a valuable contribution to the field of conflict resolution research
- To explore methods, techniques and strategies of conflict resolution from a multitude of disciplinary fields
Focus on New Courses
The Swiss Center takes pride in its continuously innovative academic program, which we regularly update in order to reflect the rapid pace of change in our world and in the field of conflict resolution. Here we highlight a new course that was introduced into our curriculum this past year.
Verbal and non-verbal interactions in politics and conflict
Prof. Tsfira Grebelsky-Lichtman
This course deals with the subject of verbal and non-verbal interactions in politics and conflict. The course is based on a holistic approach to the study of communication situations with a verbal and visual aspect. This approach is based on a number of assumptions: first, in each face-to-face communication, two messages are passed: one verbal and the other non-verbal. Second, in every interpersonal interaction, all participants play an active role in its character and development. The course will cover each type of communication and its relationship, both theoretically and methodologically. In addition, the course will examine both channels and their relationship in relation to a variety of political situations and conflict. The situations will be tested in both theoretical and applied aspects, while watching videos.
Focus on new courses
The Swiss Center takes pride in its continuiously innovative academic program, which we regularly update in order to reflect the rapid pace of change in our world and in the field of conflict resolution. Here we highlight a new course that was introduced into our curriculum this past year.
Verbal and non-verbal interactions in politics and conflict
Prof. Tsfira Grebelsky-Lichtman
This course deals with the subject of verbal and non-verbal interactions in politics and conflict. The course is based on a holistic approach to the study of communication situations with a verbal and visual aspect. This approach is based on a number of assumptions: first, in each face-to-face communication, two messages are passed: one verbal and the other non-verbal. Second, in every interpersonal interaction, all participants play an active role in its character and development. The course will cover each type of communication and its relationship, both theoretically and methodologically. In addition, the course will examine both channels and their relationship in relation to a variety of political situations and conflict. The situations will be tested in both theoretical and applied aspects, while watching videos.
Internship
Internship
As part of the Swiss Center for Conflict Research, Management and Resolution Masters Studies Program, we offer our students the opportunity to participate in an internship program. The aim of the program is to enrich participants’ knowledge in management and resolution of conflicts, to increase their exposure to work in the civil and public sector, and to enable them to acquire proper skills in those fields. The participation in the internship program involves a selection process, as only outstanding students are accepted. The MA Internship program is part of a larger internship project of the Hebrew University’s Faculty of Social Sciences.
The Swiss Center is a pioneer in offering this program to outstanding master’s students.
Dr. Maya De Vries supervised our students during the Internship and wrote a summary about the experience:
This year, we were able to integrate our students in excellent internships in institutions and organizations such as: The Israeli Parliament, Israeli Foreign Ministry, Mosaica –The center for conflict resolution by agreement, Jerusalem Press Club and more. As part of the internship, the students are obliged to participate in an academic course in which we explore the role of organizations from various theoretical perspectives and methodological approaches. During the academic year,
alongside their practical work, the students were expected to hand in a final paper relating directly to their internship. Hence, throughout the course the students learned various research methods, focusing on the qualitative approach and the method of “Action Research.” In this manner, the students worked intensively on their final research project, which was also presented in a format of a poster at the end of the year’s graduation ceremony. Furthermore, throughout the year, our students were exposed to highly interesting guest lecturers such as: Mrs. Naomi Greenberg from the East Jerusalem team in the municipality of Jerusalem, Mr. Yaccov Netzer, former CEO of Ynet, Mrs. Racheli Hazoun from the Jerusalem movement NGO, Mrs. Michal Barak, manager of the Intercultural Research Centre at the Hebrew University, and Mr. Ofer Tzemach – manager of the Hebrew University Archive.
Major Faculty and Admins Contact Information
International office website (lots of relevant information) https://international.huji.ac.il/
Prof. Ifat Maoz, Head of Program: msifat@mail.huji.ac.il
Reut Israeli, Program Coordinator: reutisr@savion.huji.ac.il
Prof. Yuval Benziman - Leading lecturer in the program. Core and Mandatory Courses: yuval.benziman@mail.huji.ac.il
Dr. Maya de Vries - International Students Academic Coordinator and Advisor: dvrmaya@gmail.com
Shaina Silberstein - International Students Advisor: shainasilberstein@gmail.com
Information Center International Students : contactus@mail.huji.ac.il
Orit Krakover, University Admission Coordinator for International students,Including English language requirements
Gal Lombrozo - Entry to Israel, permits, visa - gallom@savion.huji.ac.il
https://international.huji.ac.il/Gal-Lombrozo
Rothberg International School Website (lots of relevant information): https://overseas.huji.ac.il/
Major Faculty and Admins Contact Information
International office website (lots of relevant information) https://international.huji.ac.il/
Prof. Ifat Maoz, Head of Program: msifat@mail.huji.ac.il
Reut Israeli, Program Coordinator: reutisr@savion.huji.ac.il
Prof. Yuval Benziman - Leading lecturer in the program. Core and Mandatory Courses: yuval.benziman@mail.huji.ac.il
Dr. Maya de Vries - International Students Academic Coordinator and Advisor: dvrmaya@gmail.com
Shaina Silberstein - International Students Advisor: shainasilberstein@gmail.com
Information Center International Students : contactus@mail.huji.ac.il
Orit Krakover, University Admission Coordinator for International students,Including English language requirements
Gal Lombrozo - Entry to Israel, permits, visa - gallom@savion.huji.ac.il
https://international.huji.ac.il/Gal-Lombrozo
Rothberg International School Website (lots of relevant information): https://overseas.huji.ac.il/
Program Description
Location: Jerusalem, Israel
Program Type: Full Degree
Degree Level: Masters in Conflict Research Management and Resolution
Term: One Academic Year (two semesters)
The Swiss Center for Conflict Research, Management and Resolution at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem offers a prestigious one-year MA program taught in English.
The program allows students to explore the fields of conflict transformation, resolution, problem-solving and negotiations. Students are exposed to theories and practices of managing and resolving domestic and external conflicts in general, and in Israel in particular. The methods, techniques and strategies that can help manage and resolve conflicts are studied from different disciplinary points of view, including political science, international relations, social psychology, international law, communication, digital media, sociology and Israel studies. The program includes theoretical and methodological courses and seminars, as well as workshops through which students acquire skills for conflict management and resolution, and lectures of leading academics and professionals in the field. Through its unique setting and location, the program also offers ‘hands on’ experiential learning - encountering and following the tracks of conflict and diversity, through study tours, practical ‘on site’ training, and meetings with key people, including policy makers, political leaders, activists and more.
Studying conflict resolution in Israel and at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem provides a unique opportunity for those interested in the field and a diverse environment that includes students from different nationalities and religions. In the first year that the program has been running, we have had students from different academic backgrounds who came from Brazil, Canada, China, Dominican Republic, Spain, South Africa, East Jerusalem and the USA.
Setting Description
The Hebrew university is the leading university in Israel and regularly ranked in the top 100 universities in the world - along with Harvard, MIT, Cambridge and Oxford University. Our students enjoy a long list of renowned professors who are at forefront of academic research in the world. After graduation, Hebrew University alumni assume key positions in academia and the business sector, NGO's, public service and the worlds of culture and the humanities. The university is located in Mt. Scopus, Jerusalem.
The Hebrew University list of courses
See here the full Study Program:
Program Description
Location: Jerusalem, Israel
Program Type: Full Degree
Degree Level: Masters in Conflict Research Management and Resolution
Term: One Academic Year (two semesters)
The Swiss Center for Conflict Research, Management and Resolution at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem offers a prestigious one-year MA program taught in English.
The program allows students to explore the fields of conflict transformation, resolution, problem-solving and negotiations. Students are exposed to theories and practices of managing and resolving domestic and external conflicts in general, and in Israel in particular. The methods, techniques and strategies that can help manage and resolve conflicts are studied from different disciplinary points of view, including political science, international relations, social psychology, international law, communication, digital media, sociology and Israel studies. The program includes theoretical and methodological courses and seminars, as well as workshops through which students acquire skills for conflict management and resolution, and lectures of leading academics and professionals in the field. Through its unique setting and location, the program also offers ‘hands on’ experiential learning - encountering and following the tracks of conflict and diversity, through study tours, practical ‘on site’ training, and meetings with key people, including policy makers, political leaders, activists and more.
Studying conflict resolution in Israel and at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem provides a unique opportunity for those interested in the field and a diverse environment that includes students from different nationalities and religions. In the first year that the program has been running, we have had students from different academic backgrounds who came from Brazil, Canada, China, Dominican Republic, Spain, South Africa, East Jerusalem and the USA.
Setting Description
The Hebrew university is the leading university in Israel and regularly ranked in the top 100 universities in the world - along with Harvard, MIT, Cambridge and Oxford University. Our students enjoy a long list of renowned professors who are at forefront of academic research in the world. After graduation, Hebrew University alumni assume key positions in academia and the business sector, NGO's, public service and the worlds of culture and the humanities. The university is located in Mt. Scopus, Jerusalem.
The Hebrew University list of courses
See here the full Study Program:
Program Description
Program Description
Location: Jerusalem, Israel
Program Type: Full Degree
Degree Level: Masters in Conflict Research Management and Resolution
Term: One Academic Year (two semesters)
The Swiss Center for Conflict Research, Management and Resolution at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem offers a prestigious one-year MA program taught in English.
The program allows students to explore the fields of conflict transformation, resolution, problem-solving and negotiations. Students are exposed to theories and practices of managing and resolving domestic and external conflicts in general, and in Israel in particular. The methods, techniques and strategies that can help manage and resolve conflicts are studied from different disciplinary points of view, including political science, international relations, social psychology, international law, communication, digital media, sociology and Israel studies. The program includes theoretical and methodological courses and seminars, as well as workshops through which students acquire skills for conflict management and resolution, and lectures of leading academics and professionals in the field. Through its unique setting and location, the program also offers ‘hands on’ experiential learning - encountering and following the tracks of conflict and diversity, through study tours, practical ‘on site’ training, and meetings with key people, including policy makers, political leaders, activists and more.
Studying conflict resolution in Israel and at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem provides a unique opportunity for those interested in the field and a diverse environment that includes students from different nationalities and religions. In the first year that the program has been running, we have had students from different academic backgrounds who came from Brazil, Canada, China, Dominican Republic, Spain, South Africa, East Jerusalem and the USA.
Setting Description
The Hebrew university is the leading university in Israel and regularly ranked in the top 100 universities in the world - along with Harvard, MIT, Cambridge and Oxford University. Our students enjoy a long list of renowned professors who are at forefront of academic research in the world. After graduation, Hebrew University alumni assume key positions in academia and the business sector, NGO's, public service and the worlds of culture and the humanities. The university is located in Mt. Scopus, Jerusalem.
The Hebrew University list of courses
See here the full Study Program:
Semester Timetables
See here timetables for courses in the first and second semesters.
Semester Timetables
See here timetables for courses in the first and second semesters.
Study Program
Students are to complete 36 credits in 2 semesters (one academic year).
The program requirements are as follows:
Overall - 36 credits
- Background course – 2 credits
- Core mandatory courses – 6-7 credits
- Interdisciplinary Departmental Seminar – 1 credit
- Workshops - 4-8 credits
- Research Methods Course - 2-3 credits
- Seminar papers – 8 credits
- Elective courses – up to 10 credits
See here the full Study Program:
Internship
Internship
As part of the Swiss Center for Conflict Research, Management and Resolution Masters Studies Program, we offer our students the opportunity to participate in an internship program. The aim of the program is to enrich participants’ knowledge in management and resolution of conflicts, to increase their exposure to work in the civil and public sector, and to enable them to acquire proper skills in those fields. The participation in the internship program involves a selection process, as only outstanding students are accepted. The MA Internship program is part of a larger internship project of the Hebrew University’s Faculty of Social Sciences.
The Swiss Center is a pioneer in offering this program to outstanding master’s students.
Dr. Maya De Vries supervised our students during the Internship and wrote a summary about the experience:
This year, we were able to integrate our students in excellent internships in institutions and organizations such as: The Israeli Parliament, Israeli Foreign Ministry, Mosaica –The center for conflict resolution by agreement, Jerusalem Press Club and more. As part of the internship, the students are obliged to participate in an academic course in which we explore the role of organizations from various theoretical perspectives and methodological approaches. During the academic year,
alongside their practical work, the students were expected to hand in a final paper relating directly to their internship. Hence, throughout the course the students learned various research methods, focusing on the qualitative approach and the method of “Action Research.” In this manner, the students worked intensively on their final research project, which was also presented in a format of a poster at the end of the year’s graduation ceremony. Furthermore, throughout the year, our students were exposed to highly interesting guest lecturers such as: Mrs. Naomi Greenberg from the East Jerusalem team in the municipality of Jerusalem, Mr. Yaccov Netzer, former CEO of Ynet, Mrs. Racheli Hazoun from the Jerusalem movement NGO, Mrs. Michal Barak, manager of the Intercultural Research Centre at the Hebrew University, and Mr. Ofer Tzemach – manager of the Hebrew University Archive.
Study Program
Students are to complete 36 credits in 2 semesters (one academic year).
The program requirements are as follows:
Overall - 36 credits
- Background course – 2 credits
- Core mandatory courses – 6-7 credits
- Interdisciplinary Departmental Seminar – 1 credit
- Workshops - 4-8 credits
- Research Methods Course - 2-3 credits
- Seminar papers – 8 credits
- Elective courses – up to 10 credits
List of Hebrew University courses
See here the full Study Program:
Tuition and Fees
Tuition Payment
The tuition payment is 11,000 dollars for the whole MA program that is studied over 2 to 4 semesters
Please see the following links for explanations on how to pay tuition:
https://en.studentsadmin.huji.ac.il/tuition-structure explains the rates
https://en.studentsadmin.huji.ac.il/how-pay-tuition explains how to pay througout the year
If you don't have an Israeli bank account it may help to pay through the HUJI app. For that you need to fulfill the following conditions :
*Have a credit card
*Your available credit is higher than what is being requested for each payment
*Your bank allows international transactions to your card
Estimated overall annual expenses
Estimated annual expenses include the following:
Tuition: $11,000 (for the whole MA Program that is studied over 2 to 4 semesters)
Housing: (at the Hebrew University dorms): $7600 (annually)
Board: (utilities and food included): $7500
Transportation within Israel: $900 (annually)
Books and supplies: $400 (annually)
Personal expenses and leisure: $4,000 (annually)
Misc.: $2,000 (annually)
Health Insurance: see below
Housing: housing is available for M.A. students See additional housing information.
Cost: Tuition is $11,000 for the whole MA program that can be studied over 2 to 4 semesters. This includes extracurricular social and cultural activities. Accommodations in the dorms are at an additional cost.
Health Insurance
Students who are not Israeli citizens must have health insurance while they are students at the Hebrew University.
Health insurance can be arranged through the Hebrew University or independently.
Option one:
Students who choose to arrange health insurance through the University must fill out application form and submit it to the Tuition and Fees Unit via a Contact form on the Personal Information website. Once the student receives the Policy from the health insurance company, the student’s account will be charged accordingly.
The content of the medical insurance will be included in the insurance policy that will be sent to the student by the health insurance company.
The health insurance New rates starting from 1/1/18 are: 8.5 NIS a day, CPI linkage. for students in the Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Environment is- 9.75 NIS a day, CPI linkage.
Option two:
Students who choose to waive health insurance through the University must fill out the waiver form and submit it to the Tuition and Fees Unit via a Contact form on the Personal Information website.