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Ben-Gurion University of the NegevBachelor of Arts (B.A)

No psychometric exam — with a bagrut average of 102 or more

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Admission requirements

Intake for the 2026/27 academic year

You can be admitted through one of these tracks:

Regular track

Management, single major – Entrepreneurship and Innovation | Admission based on the psychometric exam/Netiv La'Akademia exam [sekhem or psychometric score](our wording)

  • Sekhem: 580
  • Psychometric exam, general multi-domain score / Netiv La'Akademia exam: 580
  • Mathematics: 70/4 or 60/5
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Applicants who meet the English and Hebrew requirements but do not meet the required admission conditions will be referred to the department for review as detailed below: Admission based on the psychometric exam/sekhem: Applicants with a psychometric exam score or sekhem of 550 or higher. Review of exceptional cases is subject to available places in the department and may take place at different times during the registration period.
  • Bagrut requirement in MathematicsApplicants may be admitted with a passing grade in bagrut mathematics at any number of units. Admitted applicants who do not meet the bagrut mathematics requirement as published above must take the summer course “Introduction to Quantitative Methods,” held in August at the Center for Pre-Academic Studies. This course cannot be made up in the first semester; therefore, after registration closes, only applicants who meet the bagrut mathematics requirement will be admitted: applicants with bagrut mathematics at 4 units with a grade of 70 or at 5 units with a grade of 60.

By bagrut, no psychometric exam

Management, single major – Entrepreneurship and Innovation | Admission based on the bagrut certificate only(our wording)

  • Bagrut average: 103
  • Mathematics: 60/5 or 70/4
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Bagrut requirement in MathematicsApplicants may be admitted with a passing grade in bagrut mathematics at any number of units. Admitted applicants who do not meet the bagrut mathematics requirement as published above must take the summer course “Introduction to Quantitative Methods,” held in August at the Center for Pre-Academic Studies. This course cannot be made up in the first semester; therefore, after registration closes, only applicants who meet the bagrut mathematics requirement will be admitted: applicants with bagrut mathematics at 4 units with a grade of 70 or at 5 units with a grade of 60.

Regular track

Management, single major – Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management | Admission based on the psychometric exam/Netiv La'Akademia exam [sekhem or psychometric score](our wording)

  • Sekhem: 580
  • Psychometric exam, general multi-domain score / Netiv La'Akademia exam: 580
  • Mathematics: 70/4 or 60/5
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Applicants who meet the English and Hebrew requirements but do not meet the required admission conditions will be referred to the department for review as detailed below: Admission based on the psychometric exam/sekhem: Applicants with a psychometric exam score or sekhem of 550 or higher. Review of exceptional cases is subject to available places in the department and may take place at different times during the registration period.
  • Bagrut requirement in MathematicsApplicants may be admitted with a passing grade in bagrut mathematics at any number of units. Admitted applicants who do not meet the bagrut mathematics requirement as published above must take the summer course “Introduction to Quantitative Methods,” held in August at the Center for Pre-Academic Studies. This course cannot be made up in the first semester; therefore, after registration closes, only applicants who meet the bagrut mathematics requirement will be admitted: applicants with bagrut mathematics at 4 units with a grade of 70 or at 5 units with a grade of 60.

By bagrut, no psychometric exam

Management, single major – Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management | Admission based on the bagrut certificate only(our wording)

  • Bagrut average: 103
  • Mathematics: 60/5 or 70/4
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Bagrut requirement in MathematicsApplicants may be admitted with a passing grade in bagrut mathematics at any number of units. Admitted applicants who do not meet the bagrut mathematics requirement as published above must take the summer course “Introduction to Quantitative Methods,” held in August at the Center for Pre-Academic Studies. This course cannot be made up in the first semester; therefore, after registration closes, only applicants who meet the bagrut mathematics requirement will be admitted: applicants with bagrut mathematics at 4 units with a grade of 70 or at 5 units with a grade of 60.

Regular track

Management, single major – Finance | Admission based on the psychometric exam/Netiv La'Akademia exam [sekhem or psychometric score](our wording)

  • Sekhem: 580
  • Psychometric exam, general multi-domain score / Netiv La'Akademia exam: 580
  • Mathematics: 70/4 or 60/5
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Applicants who meet the English and Hebrew requirements but do not meet the required admission conditions will be referred to the department for review as detailed below: Admission based on the psychometric exam/sekhem: Applicants with a psychometric exam score or sekhem of 550 or higher. Review of exceptional cases is subject to available places in the department and may take place at different times during the registration period.
  • Bagrut requirement in MathematicsApplicants may be admitted with a passing grade in bagrut mathematics at any number of units. Admitted applicants who do not meet the bagrut mathematics requirement as published above must take the summer course “Introduction to Quantitative Methods,” held in August at the Center for Pre-Academic Studies. This course cannot be made up in the first semester; therefore, after registration closes, only applicants who meet the bagrut mathematics requirement will be admitted: applicants with bagrut mathematics at 4 units with a grade of 70 or at 5 units with a grade of 60.

By bagrut, no psychometric exam

Management, single major – Finance | Admission based on the bagrut certificate only(our wording)

  • Bagrut average: 103
  • Mathematics: 60/5 or 70/4
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Bagrut requirement in MathematicsApplicants may be admitted with a passing grade in bagrut mathematics at any number of units. Admitted applicants who do not meet the bagrut mathematics requirement as published above must take the summer course “Introduction to Quantitative Methods,” held in August at the Center for Pre-Academic Studies. This course cannot be made up in the first semester; therefore, after registration closes, only applicants who meet the bagrut mathematics requirement will be admitted: applicants with bagrut mathematics at 4 units with a grade of 70 or at 5 units with a grade of 60.

Regular track

Management, single major – Marketing | Admission based on the psychometric exam/Netiv La'Akademia exam [sekhem or psychometric score](our wording)

  • Sekhem: 580
  • Psychometric exam, general multi-domain score / Netiv La'Akademia exam: 580
  • Mathematics: 70/4 or 60/5
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Applicants who meet the English and Hebrew requirements but do not meet the required admission conditions will be referred to the department for review as detailed below: Admission based on the psychometric exam/sekhem: Applicants with a psychometric exam score or sekhem of 550 or higher. Review of exceptional cases is subject to available places in the department and may take place at different times during the registration period.
  • Bagrut requirement in MathematicsApplicants may be admitted with a passing grade in bagrut mathematics at any number of units. Admitted applicants who do not meet the bagrut mathematics requirement as published above must take the summer course “Introduction to Quantitative Methods,” held in August at the Center for Pre-Academic Studies. This course cannot be made up in the first semester; therefore, after registration closes, only applicants who meet the bagrut mathematics requirement will be admitted: applicants with bagrut mathematics at 4 units with a grade of 70 or at 5 units with a grade of 60.

By bagrut, no psychometric exam

Management, single major – Marketing | Admission based on the bagrut certificate only(our wording)

  • Bagrut average: 103
  • Mathematics: 60/5 or 70/4
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Bagrut requirement in MathematicsApplicants may be admitted with a passing grade in bagrut mathematics at any number of units. Admitted applicants who do not meet the bagrut mathematics requirement as published above must take the summer course “Introduction to Quantitative Methods,” held in August at the Center for Pre-Academic Studies. This course cannot be made up in the first semester; therefore, after registration closes, only applicants who meet the bagrut mathematics requirement will be admitted: applicants with bagrut mathematics at 4 units with a grade of 70 or at 5 units with a grade of 60.

Regular track

Management, double major | Admission based on the psychometric exam/Netiv La'Akademia exam [sekhem or psychometric score](our wording)

  • Sekhem: 600
  • Psychometric exam, general multi-domain score / Netiv La'Akademia exam: 600
  • Mathematics: 70/4 or 60/5
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Applicants who meet the English and Hebrew requirements but do not meet the required admission conditions will be referred to the department for review as detailed below: Admission based on the psychometric exam/sekhem: Applicants with a psychometric exam score or sekhem of 550 or higher. Review of exceptional cases is subject to available places in the department and may take place at different times during the registration period.
  • Bagrut requirement in MathematicsApplicants may be admitted with a passing grade in bagrut mathematics at any number of units. Admitted applicants who do not meet the bagrut mathematics requirement as published above must take the summer course “Introduction to Quantitative Methods,” held in August at the Center for Pre-Academic Studies. This course cannot be made up in the first semester; therefore, after registration closes, only applicants who meet the bagrut mathematics requirement will be admitted: applicants with bagrut mathematics at 4 units with a grade of 70 or at 5 units with a grade of 60.

By bagrut, no psychometric exam

Management, double major | Admission based on the bagrut certificate only(our wording)

  • Bagrut average: 105
  • Mathematics: 60/5 or 70/4
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Bagrut requirement in MathematicsApplicants may be admitted with a passing grade in bagrut mathematics at any number of units. Admitted applicants who do not meet the bagrut mathematics requirement as published above must take the summer course “Introduction to Quantitative Methods,” held in August at the Center for Pre-Academic Studies. This course cannot be made up in the first semester; therefore, after registration closes, only applicants who meet the bagrut mathematics requirement will be admitted: applicants with bagrut mathematics at 4 units with a grade of 70 or at 5 units with a grade of 60.

Regular track

Management, double major – Life Sciences | Admission based on the psychometric exam/Netiv La'Akademia exam(our wording)

  • Psychometric exam, general multi-domain score / Netiv La'Akademia exam: 600
  • Mathematics: 70/4 or 60/5
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Applicants must also meet the requirements of the Department of Life Sciences.
  • Admission as first, second, or third priority only

By bagrut, no psychometric exam

Management, double major – Life Sciences | Admission based on the bagrut certificate only(our wording)

  • Bagrut average: 106
  • Mathematics: 80 in 5 units or 90 in 4 units
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Applicants must also meet the requirements of the Department of Life Sciences.
  • Admission as first, second, or third priority only

Regular track

Management, double major – Computer Science | Admission based on the psychometric exam/Netiv La'Akademia exam(our wording)

  • Psychometric exam, general multi-domain score / Netiv La'Akademia exam: 650
  • Mathematics: 90/4 or 80/5
  • Quantitative reasoning: 130
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Applicants who meet the English and Hebrew requirements and have a quantitative sekhem and/or psychometric exam score up to 10 points below the required score, and/or are up to 5 points below the required score in one of the required components, will be considered by the department’s admissions committee based on their overall records. Review of exceptional cases is subject to available places in the department and may take place at different times during the registration period.
  • Applicants must meet the admission requirements of both departments
  • Policy on review of exceptional casesDeserving advancement - up to 50 points below the admission cutoff (quantitative sekhem and/or psychometric exam score) will be referred for discussion by the department
  • Admission with first or second preference only

Regular track

Management, double major, 2-year program | Admission based on the psychometric exam/Netiv La'Akademia exam [sekhem or psychometric score](our wording)

  • Sekhem: 600
  • Psychometric exam, general multi-domain score / Netiv La'Akademia exam: 600
  • Mathematics: 70/4 or 60/5
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Applicants who meet the English and Hebrew requirements but do not meet the required admission conditions will be referred to the department for review as detailed below: Admission based on the psychometric exam/sekhem: Applicants with a psychometric exam score or sekhem of 550 or higher. Review of exceptional cases is subject to available places in the department and may take place at different times during the registration period.
  • Bagrut requirement in MathematicsApplicants may be admitted with a passing grade in bagrut mathematics at any number of units. Admitted applicants who do not meet the bagrut mathematics requirement as published above must take the summer course “Introduction to Quantitative Methods,” held in August at the Center for Pre-Academic Studies. This course cannot be made up in the first semester; therefore, after registration closes, only applicants who meet the bagrut mathematics requirement will be admitted: applicants with bagrut mathematics at 4 units with a grade of 70 or at 5 units with a grade of 60.
  • Opening the program is conditional on the number of admitted students

By bagrut, no psychometric exam

Management, double major, 2-year program | Admission based on the bagrut certificate only(our wording)

  • Bagrut average: 105
  • Mathematics: 60/5 or 70/4
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Bagrut requirement in MathematicsApplicants may be admitted with a passing grade in bagrut mathematics at any number of units. Admitted applicants who do not meet the bagrut mathematics requirement as published above must take the summer course “Introduction to Quantitative Methods,” held in August at the Center for Pre-Academic Studies. This course cannot be made up in the first semester; therefore, after registration closes, only applicants who meet the bagrut mathematics requirement will be admitted: applicants with bagrut mathematics at 4 units with a grade of 70 or at 5 units with a grade of 60.
  • Opening the program is conditional on the number of admitted students

Regular track

Management, double major – Eilat Campus (Eilat) | Admission based on the psychometric exam/Netiv La'Akademia exam [sekhem or psychometric score](our wording)

  • Sekhem: 520
  • Psychometric exam, general multi-domain score / Netiv La'Akademia exam: 520
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: exemption
  • Exceptional cases: Applicants who meet the English and Hebrew requirements and whose psychometric exam score or sekhem is up to 20 points below the required score will be reviewed by the department's admissions committee based on their overall qualifications.

By bagrut, no psychometric exam

Management, double major – Eilat Campus (Eilat) | Admission based on the bagrut certificate only(our wording)

  • Bagrut average: 102
  • English: 55/5 or 75/4
  • Mathematics: 65/5 or 85/4
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: exemption
  • Until September each year, applicants may be admitted with 3 units in Mathematics or 4/5 units with a grade below the required grade, provided they meet all admission requirements, and are required to complete the course “Introduction to Quantitative Methods” in the summer semester. Classes will be held on Zoom; final exams will be held in person on the Eilat campus. After the course begins, only applicants who have completed the Mathematics requirements, in addition to all admission requirements, will be admitted.

These are minimum requirements: meeting them does not by itself guarantee admission.

The requirements are in the institution's words. Names and labels marked "our wording" are our own, written from the same page.

For every track

  • Starting 10.05.2026 – review of exceptional cases for the Management single major and its specializations
  • Review of exceptional cases is subject to available places in the department and may take place at different times during the registration period.
  • Applicants with an academic background who do not meet the admission cutoff will be referred for review by the department after submitting an up-to-date transcript.
  • Applicants with an academic background: referred for review by the department only after submitting an up-to-date transcript.

The Hebrew terms

single majorחד-חוגיpsychometric examפסיכומטריNetiv La'Akademia examנתיב לאקדמיהsekhemסכםgeneral (multi-domain) psychometric scoreרב-תחומיBasic levelבסיסיapplicantמועמדdepartmentחוגreview of exceptional casesועדת חריגיםbagrutבגרות

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  • Source:The institution's sitebgu.ac.ilchecked 2 Oct 2026intake 2026/27

What you study

Invites you to join its bachelor's degree program in management, based on an innovative and unique management model—management that leads society. The model offers a broad perspective for addressing the complex business environment while examining the organization (company) alongside society (society).

Business administration is an interdisciplinary field within the social sciences, combining theoretical knowledge with practical tools and methods aimed at maximizing profits and optimizing performance. These tools can be applied in traditional industry, high-tech and biotech, small businesses, and large companies. At some institutions, students can choose a specialization during their studies, such as marketing, digital marketing, finance, accounting, human resource management and organizational development, information systems, and more. Degree courses provide both theoretical and practical knowledge, and include courses such as introduction to economics, mathematics, statistics, fundamentals of behavioral science, accounting, fundamentals of finance, fundamentals of marketing, organizational behavior, quantitative methods in management, data and technology in business, and more.

After the degree

What graduates work as

  • Accountingmost commonPlanning, organizing and managing accounting systems for individuals and institutions. Examining and analyzing accounting and financial records.
  • Sales and Marketing ManagementPlanning, directing, and coordinating marketing and sales work within or for a company or organization.
  • Financial ManagementPlanning, organizing, directing and coordinating financial operations within or for a company or organization.
  • Financial and Investment ConsultingDeveloping financial plans for individuals and organizations, investing funds and managing funds on their behalf.
  • BookkeepingMaintaining a system of records documenting actions carried out as part of financial transactions, and verifying the accuracy of documents and records related to these transactions.

Which industries they work in

  • Computer programming, computer consulting, and other related services15%
  • Legal and Accounting Services15%
  • Financial Services, Except Insurance and Pension Funds9%

Employment rate is above average 90% of graduates are employed 3–4 years after completing their studies(average across all institutions)

Graduates' salaries are above average: ₪17,700 average monthly salary 5–6 years after completing their studies(average across universities)

Admitted students and graduates

average across universities

  • Program length: 3 years
  • Average bagrut score of admitted students: 98 points
  • Average psychometric score: 590 points

Money

How the institution is funded

Budgeted institutions

Tuition2026/27

Annual tuition for a full-time bachelor's degree program in the 2026/27 academic year: ₪12,203.

Periphery 44 grant

only for programs at the Eilat campus

Who: Discharged soldiers and those who have completed national service.

per the Ministry of Defense page as checked on 4 Oct 2026

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How the data was collected

  • The Council for Higher Education register of institutions and programs — 2 Oct 2026
  • Avodata, Ministry of Labor: fields, employment and pay — 2023 data, collected 2 Oct 2026
  • Institutions' sites: admission requirements — checked 2 Oct 2026–5 Oct 2026
  • The Russian, English and French text is machine-translated and reviewed; where they differ, the Hebrew original prevails

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