Study Entrepreneurship, Science, and Technology at NYU Tel Aviv
Location
- Israel
- Tel-Aviv
Term
Academic Year, Fall, Spring, Summer
Subject Areas
Anthropology
Biology
Business
Chemistry
Cultural Studies
Digital Media
Film
Global Studies
History
Jewish Studies
Journalism
Language Studies
Liberal Arts
Literature
Middle Eastern Studies
Physics
Political Science
Public Health
Religious Studies
Sociology
+10
General grants/scholarships
Health & Safety
Feb 14, 2024
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About Program
Tel Aviv, a vibrant seaside metropolis, is the financial and technological center of Israel—and the home of the highest number of start-ups per capita in the world. At NYU Tel Aviv, students study the interrelationships between the cultures, politics, and religions of the Middle East. There is a special academic focus on Tel Aviv’s vibrant technological entrepreneurial ecosystem as well as advanced science offerings so STEM students can stay on track with their majors. NYU Tel Aviv’s academic center is located near HaYarkon Park in a residential neighborhood close to the beach. It contains classrooms, a computer lab, a student lounge, and a library. Students live in a nearby apartment-style residence hall. Learn more and access the online application on the NYU Office of Global Programs website. Secure your spot for an amazing semester abroad! Opportunities vary based on local restrictions.
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Diversity & Inclusion 💙
BIPOC Support
The NYU community embraces the values of inclusion, diversity, belonging, equity, and accessibility throughout its network of study abroad locations and degree-granting campuses. Each of NYU’s global locations provides a range of programs and resources specifically geared toward supporting BIPOC students during their time studying internationally.
LGBTQIA+ Support
NYU is dedicated to supporting its LGBTQ+ community across the globe. Each of NYU’s global locations provides an open, inclusive environment for LGBTQ+ students who choose to pursue international study and has local staff members equipped with training and resources on all things related to identity, diversity, belonging, equity, inclusion, and accessibility.
Neurodivergent Support
NYU is committed to providing equal educational opportunity and participation for all students, including those in need of neurodivergent support. The Moses Center for Student Accessibility works with NYU students across the globe to determine and implement appropriate and reasonable accommodations as well as access available programs and resources to support equal access to a world-class education.
Accessibility Support
NYU provides resources, accommodations, and equal educational opportunities for all those in need of accessibility support. Students interested in global study at NYU are encouraged to contact the University’s Moses Center for Student Accessibility where an Accessibility Specialist is available to discuss accessibility and accommodations at locations of interest. The Moses Center also has academic liaisons at each global site to help implement these accommodations.
Impact 🌎
Sustainability
NYU is committed to responsible stewardship of environmental resources, prioritizing sustainability in decision-making, and setting a powerful example of leadership on climate change and other environmental issues. Read the NYU Sustainability Commitment at the link below.
Ethical Impact
All students at NYU's global locations are required to assume the duties of citizenry and undertake an obligation to respect the culture, customs, and laws of the host nation. Furthermore, NYU is committed to resource sharing, collaborating, and partnering with local communities that are helping to positively impact, benefit, and enrich each neighborhood, city, and country where its global sites are located.
Program Highlights
- Benefit from NYU’s rigorous academic offerings, with a special focus on innovation and entrepreneurship, Arabic and Hebrew languages, emerging media, politics, science, and Hebrew and Judaic studies.
- Staff-planned excursions include hikes through the Golan Heights, tours of the Old City of Jerusalem and the city of Safed—a mountain-top community of artists and mystics—and trips to the Dead Sea.
- Choose from for-credit and noncredit internships in entrepreneurship and innovation, biology lab research, civil and human rights, journalism, business, fine arts, environment studies, education, interactive media, and international relations.
- Get involved through volunteer opportunities.
- Students have the opportunity to enroll in courses at NYU’s local affiliated institution, Tel Aviv University.
