Spring Semester: January 19th to June 11th, 2010

The Tel Aviv Engineering Program, hosted by Tel Aviv University, one of Israel’s leading universities, offers students the opportunity to pursue engineering in a dynamic international setting while making normal progress toward their degrees. Set in Israel's largest city, the program carries no prior language requirement but allows students to engage with the Hebrew language and Israeli culture in order to gain a true sense of engineering as a global profession.

The Tel Aviv Engineering Program is offered during the spring semester and is ideally suited to second semester sophomores in all engineering majors. It may also be an option for students studying physics, chemistry, and other science disciplines. Engineering and science courses are taught in English by Tel Aviv University faculty members. Upon successful completion of the program students receive 18 to 22 Boston University credits.

Host Institution

Tel Aviv University
Located in Israel's largest city, Tel Aviv University (TAU) is a world-class, comprehensive university with a major emphasis on engineering. Approximately 400 international students enroll at TAU each semester and a range of courses about Israel, Judaism, and the Middle East are taught. The TAU School for Overseas Studies facilitates integration of students into the Israeli and international student body and coordinates activities on- and off-campus for international students. A wide range of cultural and social activities will also be available to our students. For more information on the university, visit www.telavivuniv.org.

Download a program one-sheet.