Israeli universities mainly include Tel Aviv University, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Weizmann Institute of Science, Ben Gurion University, Bezalel College of Art and Design, Haifa University, Belan University, Hollon Institute of Technology, Szenkar Institute of Engineering and Design, Yafu College of Tel Aviv, Jerusalem Institute of Technology and Sapir College.
Netanya College, Sami Sha Meng Engineering College, Tel Aviv Afica Engineering College, Sekht Jewish College, Law and Business College, Galilee International Management College, Shah Remes Pat College, Perez Academic Center, Jerusalem Music and Dance College.
The best universities in Israel are Hebrew University, Tel Aviv University, Haifa University, Ben Gurion University, Belan University, Israel Institute of Technology and Weizmann College of Science. More than 80% of published research projects in Israel, as well as almost all basic research projects and training are conducted in universities. At present, the number of scientific publications in Israel accounts for a considerable proportion in the world (about 1%).
Hebrew University of Jerusalem, founded in 19 18, is a leading comprehensive university and top research institution in Israel, ranking among the top 100 international universities and ranking first in Israel. Hebrew universities are the best in humanities, social sciences, basic sciences and medicine.
Tel Aviv University, founded in 1956, is the largest comprehensive university in Israel. Its campus is located in Tel Aviv, which is Israel's leading business and technology capital and has a strong entrepreneurial atmosphere. Many new companies gather here.
Haifa University in Israel, founded in 1963, is the largest comprehensive research university in northern Israel. Haifa University is divided into 6 colleges, 5 departments and 70 departments. Students from more than 40 countries around the world gather here to study summer courses, language intensive courses, undergraduate, master and doctoral courses.
Ben-Gurion University was founded in 1969 with the original intention of transforming the Negev in the desert area of southern Israel. Named after David Ben-Gurion, the first Israeli Prime Minister, this university is committed to realizing Ben-Gurion's vision and making agriculture, science, technology and innovation blossom everywhere in the desert.
Belan University, 1955, founded in Ramat Gan, is the second university institution in Israel. Belan University has eight colleges: actuarial science, life science, social science, humanities, Jewish studies, medicine, engineering and law; And interdisciplinary research.