The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

 

A Century of Excellence

For over one hundred years, the Hebrew University has shaped research, teaching, and public life in Israel and around the world. Founded by leading thinkers such as Einstein, Buber, and Weizmann, it was envisioned as the university of the Jewish people and has become one of the world’s top academic institutions.

Science, Community, and Social Impact

The University brings together three core elements: scientific innovation, a diverse and dynamic human community, and a deep social commitment. Breakthrough research, inclusive campus life, and real contributions to society form the foundation of its identity and mission.

A Global Leader in Research and Innovation

Consistently ranked among the world’s top 100 universities, Hebrew University leads Israel in research achievements, international collaborations, and technological innovation. Its discoveries have shaped fields such as medicine, agriculture, law, humanities, and smart-technology development.

Campuses and Community

With six campuses across Israel - including Mount Scopus, Ein Kerem, Edmond J. Safra, and Rehovot - the University serves more than 23,000 students from Israel and around the world. It fosters a vibrant environment that values critical thinking, creativity, and shared living across diverse cultures and perspectives.

Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Through Yissum, its technology transfer company, the University has registered thousands of patents and helped launch more than 180 start-ups. Discoveries made on its campuses power global advances in medicine, agriculture, and technology, reflecting a strong link between academic excellence and real-world impact.