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The Hebrew University Jerusalem in Israel (JHU) is one of Israel's oldest, largest, and most important institutes of higher learning and research. The Jerusalem Hebrew University is one of eight universities in Israel, and is recognized internationally as a member of the 100 most outstanding academic institutions in the world.
The Hebrew University developed a world renowned reputation for its studies in the sciences and in religion, a subject in which it possesses abundant resources, including the world's largest Jewish studies collection, and has been home to many seminary researchers and teachers in various fields, including Gershom Scholem, Martin Buber, Michael O. Rabin, Daniel Kahneman, Yeshayahu Leibowitz, David Gross, Saharon Shelah, and Robert Aumann.
Jerusalem Hebrew University After the Six Day War
More than 24,000 students are enrolled at the University, including 12,000 undergraduates, 7600 master's degree students, 2,600 doctoral candidates, and 800 at the Rothberg School for Overseas Students, and in certification and other programs.Producer Linda Scherzer, Editor David Jasse
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The Jerusalem Hebrew University About
The Hebrew University after the Six Day War the original Mt. Scopus campus was modernized and refurnished. It has now been amalgamated with the Givat Ram Campus forming one dynamic student body - the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Jerusalem Hebrew University Ram Campus
Ram campus, the Jerusalem University continued to thrive and expand. The new campus was officially dedicated in 1954. Modern faculty buildings are surrounded by lawns and fountains; the unusual white-domed synagogue is an outstanding landmark in Jerusalem. Most of the students are Israeli, although each year the influx of foreign students grows stronger.
Hebrew University Jerusalem Address
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Mount Scopus, Jerusalem 91905 ISRAEL
Givat Ram campus Jerusalem Hebrew University
Hebrew University has four campuses, three in Jerusalem and one in Rehovot. In 2003, it had a student population of 23,000.
Mount Scopus
Mount Scopus (Hebrew: Har HaTzofim), in the eastern part of Jerusalem, is home to the Faculty of Humanities, Faculty of Human Sciences, Faculty of Law, School of Business Administration, Rothberg International School, Frank Sinatra International Student Center, Harry S. Truman Research Institute for the Advancement of Peace, The Mandel Institute of Jewish Studies and the newly established School of Public Policy.
Givat Ram
The Givat Ram campus, named for Edmond Safra, contains the scientific departments, as well as the Jewish National Library.
Ein Kerem
The Ein Kerem campus is located in the same complex as the Hadassah Ein Kerem hospital. Although the primary focus of the campus is the medical and dental departments of the university, the molecular biology department also finds its home there.
Rehovot
The Faculty of Agriculture and the School of Veterinary Medicine are located in the city of Rehovot in the coastal plain. The Faculty of Agriculture was established in 1942 and the School of Veterinary Medicine opened in 1985. These are the only institutions of higher learning in Israel that offer both teaching and research programs in their respective fields.
Mount Scopus
Mount Scopus (Hebrew: Har HaTzofim), in the eastern part of Jerusalem, is home to the Faculty of Humanities, Faculty of Human Sciences, Faculty of Law, School of Business Administration, Rothberg International School, Frank Sinatra International Student Center, Harry S. Truman Research Institute for the Advancement of Peace, The Mandel Institute of Jewish Studies and the newly established School of Public Policy.
Givat Ram
The Givat Ram campus, named for Edmond Safra, contains the scientific departments, as well as the Jewish National Library.
Ein Kerem
The Ein Kerem campus is located in the same complex as the Hadassah Ein Kerem hospital. Although the primary focus of the campus is the medical and dental departments of the university, the molecular biology department also finds its home there.
Rehovot
The Faculty of Agriculture and the School of Veterinary Medicine are located in the city of Rehovot in the coastal plain. The Faculty of Agriculture was established in 1942 and the School of Veterinary Medicine opened in 1985. These are the only institutions of higher learning in Israel that offer both teaching and research programs in their respective fields.