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Students benefit from small class sizes and personalized attention as they acquire the critical thinking skills, theoretical knowledge, and practical experience to make a lasting impact in Israeli society.

This three-year degree is based on the prestigious Oxford PPE model. It aims to develop leaders in economic and social policymaking, regulation, and foreign relations in the public, private, and non-profit sectors.

The program emphasizes the development of managerial and leadership skills, and provides a strong foundation in economics, public policy analysis, and practical philosophy and ethics.

Graduates are equipped for careers in various sectors, including social entrepreneurship, and engage in interdisciplinary studies and networking with policy makers and social entrepreneurs.

This three-year double-major equips students with strong foundations in sociology, political science, and anthropology.

As they advance through the curriculum, students gain in-depth understanding of political and sociological theory, preparing them to pursue further studies at the graduate and Ph.D. levels.

In their third year, students complete a yearlong internship in either the government sector, or non-governmental organizations. Students also have the option to specialize in Communication & Media.

The specialization in cybersecurity was developed to provide students with a broad and diverse knowledge base on a variety of cyberspace-related topics. The students will study technological, human, and managerial elements of cybersecurity knowledge areas and practice advanced technical topics through the dedicated practical learning courses. Among the technological courses, the program contains studies of infrastructure, architectures and operating systems for cyber defense, secure programming, cryptography, penetration testing, forensics, and more. The graduates of this specialization will be acquired with multidisciplinary knowledge of the cybersecurity ecosystem from understanding, assessing, and managing risks, throughout the proactive defense against cybercriminals and malicious activities, and up to the recommended behavioral norms and practices of information system users.

The specialization in cybersecurity was developed to provide students with a broad and diverse knowledge base on a variety of cyberspace-related topics. The students will study technological, human, and managerial elements of cybersecurity knowledge areas and practice advanced technical topics through the dedicated practical learning courses. Among the technological courses, the program contains studies of infrastructure, architectures and operating systems for cyber defense, secure programming, cryptography, penetration testing, forensics, and more. The graduates of this specialization will be acquired with multidisciplinary knowledge of the cybersecurity ecosystem from understanding, assessing, and managing risks, throughout the proactive defense against cybercriminals and malicious activities, and up to the recommended behavioral norms and practices of information system users.

In the current period of accelerated change, organizations face multifaceted challenges—technological, economic, cultural, social, demographic, and more—with solutions not contained within any given discipline.

It is this reality that has made consulting and organizational development an important and necessary profession. The program endows consultants with the high level of knowledge and skills needed to guide changes in work processes and organizational development.

Emphasis is put on providing broad, in-depth, theoretical and applied knowledge on the normative changes expected in all areas of development.
The program develops student’s skills in various areas of developmental psychology while instilling in them an understanding of the complex interactions between the individual and his or her environmen

Students acquire theoretical, methodological and applied knowledge on how to promote mental well-being in the community. Emphasis is put on learning and applying individual, family and systemic treatment methods relevant to the daily work of an educational psychologist. The program is based on a combination of disciplines that describe and explain normative and pathological developmental, cognitive, and psychological processes, and provides insight as to how these interrelationships interact.

The program deepens learner knowledge and understanding of the types of family structures, the difficulties families face, the social mechanisms that affect families and their lives, and the diverse values and attitudes that guide them.

This knowledge, together with the counseling orientation of the program, turns students into family affairs experts who possess the tools to improve the quality of life of families in a variety of fields.

Within the M.A. in Family Studies, students can specialize in Individual Counseling for Families. This specialization focuses on the unique, new challenges contemporary families face, such as parental partnership, parental authority, change in the role of the family in integrated families with different couples, single, or single-family households, and living in the digital era. Emphasis is also put on multi-generational families and related challenges, such as retiring, moving to a nursing home, late parenting, etc.

The Occupational Psychology program incorporates a broad range of theoretical fields—human, organization, work, and social behavior—along with references to the challenges of the future in an occupational space of innovation and dynamism. The most comprehensive of its kind in Israel, the program meets the requirements of the Ministry of Health to specialize in all branches of the organizational occupational division. Students are provided with all the relevant content areas for specialization and integration into work in these areas.

The program’s applied-clinical training provides students with theoretical knowledge and practical learning, both in therapy and in diagnosis, to diagnose and treat people with various neurological conditions, such as cognitive, physical, mental, developmental and social disorders. Students also acquire theoretical and practical knowledge in the field of rehabilitative psychology, which will enable them to diagnose and treat people dealing with a variety of challenges related to rehabilitation, such as physical and mental limitations and dealing with chronic illnesses with long-term consequences for functioning.

The program broadens and deepens students’ theoretical and practical knowledge with the most updated scientific and technological developments in computer science.

With its inauguration in 2022, the M.Sc. in Information Systems marks an important step in the school’s development as a leading academic institution in the field.

Graduates of the college, along with alumni from other academic institutions will be able to continue their studies in this rapidly growing discipline at the master's level.

Students will have the option to specialize in either Digital Transformation or Data Science.