Friends for IU Hebrew University Studies Terry and Ron Hendin with IU students in spring 2016.
Spend the year or a semester during your junior year at Hebrew University through IU Overseas Study or transfer credit back from Ben Gurion University, Haifa University, or Tel Aviv University.
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IU Provost Lauren Robel at a special evening at the Jerusalem home of IU’s longtime “Friends of Students at HUJ” Terry and Ron Hendin on February 17, 2018. Including some current IU students at HUJ; JSP alumni; parents of alumnus and advisory board members. (Holding IU banner): Professor Aviva Orenstein, IU Maurer Law School; Sasha Dominguez, JS B.A. (2015), and Terry Hendin; (Standing-left to right): Provost Robel; Lindsey Mintz JS B.A. (1998); Robin Gurin, Ben Gurin’s mother and JSP advisory board member; Meredith Johnson, IU HUJ student; Jonathan Lipnick JS B.A. (2002); Mitchell Israel, IU JS HUJ student; Leonard Gurin, Ben Gurin’s mother and JSP advisory board member; Myra Meskin, Ben Gurin’s wife; Ben Gurin JS B.A. (2012); and Ron Hendin.
This program is cosponsored by Indiana University and the Rothberg International School at Hebrew University in Jerusalem. IU students apply directly to the IU Overseas Study Program for one semester or a full year of study. Most students who study in the program do so during their junior year. Fall, spring, and full year programs are available.
All credit earned appears on the student’s IU transcript as IUB credit, satisfies senior residency requirements, and is not considered transfer credit. Students may use IU financial aid for the Hebrew University Program. IUB undergraduates applying to Hebrew University can apply for Presidential scholarships when applying through Overseas Study.
Jewish Studies students visiting Masada as part of their Hebrew University studies.
IU students may also study at three non-IU sponsored Israeli universities: Ben-Gurion University, Tel Aviv University, and University of Haifa. Students need to apply directly to these three programs and follow procedures for studying abroad on a non-IU overseas study program. Students may use IU financial aid for these programs. Students receive transfer credit.
Study in Israel is considered an integral part of the Jewish studies curriculum.
Students who are 21st Century scholars, Groups grant recipients, Pell Promise/HHSP recipients, or Wells (or Cox) Scholars, etc. may not be eligible to benefit monetarily by being awarded a scholarship because their institutional award/s may affect further funding.
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