The MA Woodman-Scheller Israel Studies International Program (WSISIP) is a first of its kind, globally accredited, English speaking, two-year multi-track Program that provides students with comprehensive knowledge in key subjects and research methodologies related to the field of Israel Studies.

The Program integrates historical and contemporary perspectives and focuses on the emergence of Zionist ideology and the global Jewish people, the pre-state communities under Ottoman and British rule, and the State of Israel.

The M.A. in Israel Studies Program integrates historical and contemporary perspectives and focuses on the emergence of Zionist ideology and the global Jewish people, the pre-state communities under Ottoman and British rule, and the State of Israel.

A BA or BSc degree from an accredited university or college with a grade point average equivalent to 80/100 or above in the fields of humanities or social sciences. Students who have a limited background in a related field, such as Jewish studies, Israel studies, or Middle East studies, will be required to take up to 6 additional credits of complementary courses based on individual assessment.

Non-native English speakers are required to submit a minimum TOEFL score of 90 or equivalent certification. It is at the discretion of the Program's administrators to accept or reject such certification, and extenuating circumstances will be taken into account.

Admissions Option 2

We offer full-tuition scholarships, as well as a generous monthly stipend and subsidized rent in our on-campus housing.

Grants are also available through Masa Israel Journey (a joint project of the Israeli Government and the Jewish Agency for Israel), for those who are eligible.

Several scholarship options are available. Please check the university website for more information.

Scholarships and Funding Option 2

Tuition for a single year for international students (in a 2-year program) is 17,328.75 - USD 5,000$

For condense degrees (1-year programs) tuition for international students is 34,657.5 - USD 10,000$

Student card (including welfare, security and student union membership) for a year - about USD 300$

Program Tuition Fees Option 2

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International Studies

Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) is known for its cutting-edge research & innovation, welcoming campus environment, and outstanding student life. The university strives for excellence in scientific innovation, cross-disciplinary collaboration, and pushing boundaries to impact communities around the globe. At BGU, cultural exchange and cultural immersion are our priorities. In your academic or research program, you will study alongside local peers. We encourage our Israeli and international students alike to take the time to learn from one another beyond what is taught in the classroom.

M.A. in Israel Studies

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