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 who have graduated from high school in a non-English-speaking country are required to show proficiency in English to be accepted to the International BA Program. For students who did not score high enough on the relevant exams, there is a requirement to take 

 courses. For more information on English language exams and grades, please see our website.

This degree program is aimed at students whose goal is to learn and study in Hebrew. During the first year, students take all their courses in English while participating in a 

, intensive Hebrew Ulpan (language course). After completing the first year, students will integrate into the Hebrew program. By the end of the program, students must have completed approx. 500-hours of Hebrew.

Note: In some programs, students will need to start their Hebrew Ulpan during the summer semester before the beginning of their degree and continue during the summer semester at the end of the first year. Completion of the Hebrew language requirement with a passing grade (up to level 4) is required before carrying on with the program.

Admissions Option 2

In addition to the credits needed for your Life Sciences studies, the following are required to complete your degree:

 courses are academic courses in a variety of fields within the Faculty of Jewish Studies and are offered through The School of Basic Jewish Studies. All Jewish students are required to take some Judaic Studies courses.

Students who are not Jewish and would like to convert these 10 credits to General Studies courses should contact their program coordinator.

 courses are any course offered in the university (more than 6,000) that is not related to your major (or double major) and is not Judaic Studies. Students with a minimum level 4 Hebrew are permitted to take courses in Hebrew, should they choose.

Curriculum

Join our highly sought-after, three-year program in a leading Life Sciences Faculty and gain knowledge and experience in both theoretical and applied subjects.

Program Outcome

Our graduates are highly valued everywhere that embraces innovation and creative thinking in the field of biology and medicine. In addition, they will integrate easily into whichever area is of interest to them, including research, industry, academia, entrepreneurship, and high-tech.

Career Opportunities

The International School’s Student Services Center provides full support to international students and serves as a one-stop ‘home-away-from-home’ address to care for students’ needs.

The dedicated staff members and academic advisors assist students in a variety of areas, which include handling entry visas, registering for dormitories, guidance with health insurance, local transportation options, advice on academics and course options, and more. The team is dedicated to ensuring the general well-being of all students.

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Master

Life Sciences

Bar-Ilan University, founded in 1955, was one of the first comprehensive research universities to be established in Israel. From 70 students to 21,000, its milestone achievements in the sciences and humanities have made an indelible imprint on the landscape of the nation. The university has 8 faculties: Jewish Studies, Medicine, Engineering, Law, Life Science, Exact Sciences, Social Sciences, and Humanities. These faculties are active partners in national science and technology initiatives.

BSc in Life Sciences

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