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Ben-Gurion University of the NegevBachelor of Science (B.Sc)

No psychometric exam — with a bagrut average of 103 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

Physics single major | Admission based on the psychometric exam/Netiv La'Akademia exam [quantitative reasoning sekhem and psychometric exam](our wording)

  • Quantitative sekhem: 630
  • Psychometric exam, general multi-domain score / Netiv La'Akademia exam: 600
  • Mathematics: 80/4 or 70/5
  • Physics: 70/5
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Until 1.7, applicants may be admitted without bagrut in Physics, but they must meet the other admission requirements. They must complete the course "Introduction to Physics—Mechanics" with a "passing" grade in the summer semester at the Center for Pre-Academic Studies.
  • Starting 1.7, applicants cannot be admitted without bagrut in 5 units of Physics, because the summer course starts in August.
  • Policy on review of exceptional casesApplicants 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: For admission based on the psychometric exam/sekhem: applicants whose psychometric score or sekhem is up to 20 points below the required score, and whose mathematics and physics grades are no more than 5 points below the required grades.

By bagrut, no psychometric exam

Physics single major | Admission based on the bagrut certificate only(our wording)

  • Bagrut average: 103
  • Mathematics: 80/5
  • Physics: 80/5
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Until 1.7, applicants may be admitted without bagrut in Physics, but they must meet the other admission requirements. They must complete the course "Introduction to Physics—Mechanics" with a "passing" grade in the summer semester at the Center for Pre-Academic Studies.
  • Starting 1.7, applicants cannot be admitted without bagrut in 5 units of Physics, because the summer course starts in August.
  • Review of exceptional cases based on the bagrut will take place if the bagrut average is up to 5 points below the required average and/or if grades in the bagrut subjects required for admission based on the bagrut are up to 5 points below the required grades

Regular track

Physics combined double degree - Physics and Electrical Engineering | Admission based on the psychometric exam/Netiv La'Akademia exam [quantitative reasoning sekhem and psychometric exam](our wording)

  • Quantitative reasoning sekhem: 650
  • Psychometric exam, general multi-domain score / Netiv La'Akademia exam: 650
  • Mathematics: 90/5
  • Physics: 90/5
  • Quantitative reasoning: 142
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Engineering sekhem 560
  • Applicants who meet the English and Hebrew requirements and have a quantitative sekhem, psychometric exam score, or engineering sekhem up to 10 points below the required score, or are up to 5 points below the required score in 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.
  • Admission with first or second preference only

Regular track

Physics combined double degree - Physics and Materials Engineering | Admission based on the psychometric exam/Netiv La'Akademia exam [quantitative reasoning sekhem and psychometric exam](our wording)

  • Quantitative reasoning sekhem: 650
  • Psychometric exam, general multi-domain score / Netiv La'Akademia exam: 650
  • Mathematics: 80/5
  • Physics: 80/5
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Engineering sekhem 510
  • Applicants who meet the English and Hebrew requirements and have a quantitative sekhem and/or psychometric exam score and/or engineering sekhem up to 5 points below the required score, and/or are up to 3 points below the required score in the required bagrut subjects, 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.
  • Admission with first or second preference only

Regular track

Physics combined double degree - Physics and Mechanical Engineering | Admission based on the psychometric exam/Netiv La'Akademia exam [quantitative reasoning sekhem and psychometric exam](our wording)

  • Quantitative reasoning sekhem: 650
  • Psychometric exam, general multi-domain score / Netiv La'Akademia exam: 650
  • Mathematics: 5 units, grade 92
  • Physics: 5 units, grade 92
  • Quantitative reasoning: 142
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Engineering sekhem 565
  • Policy for review of exceptional cases – Applicants who meet the English and Hebrew requirements and have a psychometric score or engineering sekhem/quantitative sekhem up to 5 points below the required score and/or up to 3 points below in the required components will be reviewed by the department admissions committee based on the full range of their data.

Regular track

Physics combined double degree - Physics and Computer Science | Admission based on the psychometric exam/Netiv La'Akademia exam [quantitative reasoning sekhem and psychometric exam](our wording)

  • Quantitative sekhem: 740
  • Psychometric exam, general multi-domain score / Netiv La'Akademia exam: 650
  • Mathematics: 90/4 or 80/5
  • Physics: 70/5
  • 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 5 points below the required score, and/or are short by up to 3 points in one of the required components, will be reviewed by the department’s admissions committee based on their overall application. A review of exceptional cases is subject to available places in the department and may take place at various times during the application period.
  • Until 1.7, applicants may be admitted without bagrut in Physics, but they must meet the other admission requirements. They must complete the course "Introduction to Physics—Mechanics" with a "passing" grade in the summer semester at the Center for Pre-Academic Studies.
  • Starting 1.7, applicants cannot be admitted without bagrut in 5 units of Physics, because the summer course starts in August

Regular track

Physics double major - Cognitive and Brain Sciences | Admission based on the psychometric exam/Netiv La'Akademia exam [quantitative reasoning sekhem and psychometric exam](our wording)

  • Quantitative sekhem: 630
  • Psychometric exam, general multi-domain score / Netiv La'Akademia exam: 620
  • Mathematics: 90/4 or 80/5
  • Physics: 70/5
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Until 1.7, applicants may be admitted without bagrut in Physics, but they must meet the other admission requirements. They must complete the course "Introduction to Physics—Mechanics" with a "passing" grade in the summer semester at the Center for Pre-Academic Studies.
  • Starting 1.7, applicants cannot be admitted without bagrut in 5 units of Physics because the summer course starts in August.
  • Policy on review of exceptional casesApplicants 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: For admission based on the psychometric exam/sekhem: applicants whose psychometric score or sekhem is up to 20 points below the required score, and whose mathematics and physics grades are no more than 5 points below the required grades.

By bagrut, no psychometric exam

Physics double major - Cognitive and Brain Sciences | Admission based on the bagrut certificate only(our wording)

  • Bagrut average: 115
  • Mathematics: 80/5
  • Physics: 80/5
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Until 1.7, applicants may be admitted without bagrut in Physics, but they must meet the other admission requirements. They must complete the course "Introduction to Physics—Mechanics" with a "passing" grade in the summer semester at the Center for Pre-Academic Studies.
  • Starting 1.7, applicants cannot be admitted without bagrut in 5 units of Physics because the summer course starts in August.
  • Review of exceptional cases based on the bagrut will take place if the bagrut average is up to 5 points below the required average and/or if grades in the bagrut subjects required for admission based on the bagrut are up to 5 points below the required grades

Regular track

Physics double major - Mathematics | Admission based on the psychometric exam/Netiv La'Akademia exam [quantitative reasoning sekhem and psychometric exam](our wording)

  • Quantitative sekhem: 630
  • Psychometric exam, general multi-domain score / Netiv La'Akademia exam: 600
  • Mathematics: 5 units, grade 87
  • Physics: 5 units, grade 82
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Exceptional-case review policy: Exceptional-case applications will be reviewed after the spring psychometric exam and subject to available places in the department. Applicants whose psychometric exam score or quantitative sekhem is up to 20 points below the required score and who meet the English and Hebrew requirements will be considered by the department’s admissions committee based on their overall qualifications.
  • Applicants must meet the admission requirements of both departments
  • Until 1.7, applicants may be admitted without a physics bagrut, but they must meet the other admission requirements. They must complete the “Introduction to Physics: Mechanics” course with a “Pass” grade in the summer semester at the Center for Pre-Academic Studies.
  • Starting 1.7, applicants cannot be admitted without bagrut in 5 units of Physics, because the summer course starts in August.

By bagrut, no psychometric exam

Physics double major - Mathematics | Admission based on the bagrut certificate only(our wording)

  • Bagrut average: 103
  • Mathematics: 5 units, grade 87
  • Physics: 80/5
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Applicants must meet the admission requirements of both departments
  • Until 1.7, applicants may be admitted without a physics bagrut, but they must meet the other admission requirements. They must complete the “Introduction to Physics: Mechanics” course with a “Pass” grade in the summer semester at the Center for Pre-Academic Studies.
  • Starting 1.7, applicants cannot be admitted without bagrut in 5 units of Physics, because the summer course starts in August.

Regular track

Physics double major – Life Sciences | Admission based on the psychometric exam or Netiv La'Akademia exam [quantitative sekhem and psychometric exam in addition](our wording)

  • Quantitative sekhem: 630
  • Psychometric exam, general multi-domain score / Netiv La'Akademia exam: 600
  • Mathematics: 80/4 or 70/5
  • Physics: 70/5
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Applicants must meet the admission requirements of both departments
  • Until August each year, applicants may be admitted without bagrut in Physics, but they must meet the other admission requirements. They must complete the course "Introduction to Physics—Mechanics" with a "passing" grade in the summer semester at the Center for Pre-Academic Studies.
  • Starting in August, applicants cannot be admitted without bagrut in 5 units of Physics, because the summer course starts in August.
  • Policy on review of exceptional casesApplicants 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: For admission based on the psychometric exam/sekhem: applicants whose psychometric score is up to 10 points below the required score (meeting the quantitative sekhem requirement is mandatory) and whose bagrut mathematics and physics grades are no more than 5 points below the required grades.
  • Admission as first, second, or third priority only

By bagrut, no psychometric exam

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

  • Bagrut average: 106
  • Mathematics: 80/5
  • Physics: 80/5
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Applicants must meet the admission requirements of both departments
  • Until August each year, applicants may be admitted without bagrut in Physics, but they must meet the other admission requirements. They must complete the course "Introduction to Physics—Mechanics" with a "passing" grade in the summer semester at the Center for Pre-Academic Studies.
  • Starting in August, applicants cannot be admitted without bagrut in 5 units of Physics, because the summer course starts in August.
  • Admission as first, second, or third priority only

Regular track

Physics double major – Chemistry | Admission based on the psychometric exam or Netiv La'Akademia exam [quantitative sekhem and psychometric exam in addition](our wording)

  • Quantitative sekhem: 630
  • Psychometric exam, general multi-domain score / Netiv La'Akademia exam: 600
  • Mathematics: 80/4 or 70/5
  • Physics: 70/5
  • Exceptional-case review policy: Exceptional-case applications will be reviewed after the spring psychometric exam and subject to available places in the department. Applicants whose psychometric exam score or quantitative sekhem is up to 20 points below the required score and who meet the English and Hebrew requirements will be considered by the department’s admissions committee based on their overall qualifications.
  • Applicants must meet the admission requirements of both departments
  • Until 1.7, applicants may be admitted without a physics bagrut, but they must meet the other admission requirements. They must complete the “Introduction to Physics: Mechanics” course with a “Pass” grade in the summer semester at the Center for Pre-Academic Studies.
  • Starting 1.7, applicants cannot be admitted without a physics bagrut at 5 units, because the summer course begins in August.
  • Basic level in English
  • Level 5 in Hebrew for those required to meet this requirement

By bagrut, no psychometric exam

Physics double major – Chemistry | Admission based on the bagrut certificate only(our wording)

  • Bagrut average: 105
  • Mathematics: 80/5
  • Physics: 80/5
  • Chemistry: 85/5
  • Applicants must meet the admission requirements of both departments
  • Until 1.7, applicants may be admitted without a physics bagrut, but they must meet the other admission requirements. They must complete the “Introduction to Physics: Mechanics” course with a “Pass” grade in the summer semester at the Center for Pre-Academic Studies.
  • Starting 1.7, applicants cannot be admitted without a physics bagrut at 5 units, because the summer course begins in August.
  • Basic level in English
  • Level 5 in Hebrew for those required to meet this requirement

Regular track

Physics double major – Earth and Environmental Sciences | Admission based on the psychometric exam or Netiv La'Akademia exam [quantitative sekhem and psychometric exam in addition](our wording)

  • Quantitative sekhem: 630
  • Psychometric exam, general multi-domain score / Netiv La'Akademia exam: 600
  • Mathematics: 80/4 or 70/5
  • Physics: 70/5
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Applicants must meet the admission requirements of both departments
  • Until 1.7 each year, applicants may be admitted without a physics bagrut, but they must meet the other admission requirements. They must complete the “Introduction to Physics: Mechanics” course with a “Pass” grade in the summer semester at the Center for Pre-Academic Studies.
  • Starting 1.7, applicants cannot be admitted without bagrut in 5 units of Physics, because the summer course starts in August
  • Policy on review of exceptional casesApplicants 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 whose psychometric exam score or sekhem is up to 20 points below the required score, and whose bagrut grades in mathematics and physics are up to 5 points below the required grades.

By bagrut, no psychometric exam

Physics double major – Earth and Environmental Sciences | Admission based on the bagrut certificate only(our wording)

  • Bagrut average: 103
  • Mathematics: 80/5
  • Physics: 80/5
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Applicants must meet the admission requirements of both departments
  • Until 1.7 each year, applicants may be admitted without a physics bagrut, but they must meet the other admission requirements. They must complete the “Introduction to Physics: Mechanics” course with a “Pass” grade in the summer semester at the Center for Pre-Academic Studies.
  • Starting 1.7, applicants cannot be admitted without bagrut in 5 units of Physics, because the summer course starts in August

Regular track

Physics double major – Computer Science | Admission based on the psychometric exam or Netiv La'Akademia exam [quantitative sekhem and psychometric exam in addition](our wording)

  • Quantitative sekhem: 720
  • Psychometric exam, general multi-domain score / Netiv La'Akademia exam: 600
  • Mathematics: 90/4 or 80/5
  • Quantitative reasoning: 125
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Applicants must meet the admission requirements of both departments
  • Until 1.7, applicants may be admitted without a physics bagrut, but they must meet the other admission requirements. They must complete the “Introduction to Physics: Mechanics” course with a “Pass” grade in the summer semester at the Center for Pre-Academic Studies.
  • Starting 1.7, applicants cannot be admitted without bagrut in 5 units of Physics, because the summer course starts in August.
  • Policy on review of exceptional casesApplicants 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: applicants whose psychometric score or sekhem is up to 10 points below the required score, and whose mathematics and physics grades are no more than 5 points below the required grades.

Regular track

Physics double major – Psychology | Admission based on the psychometric exam or Netiv La'Akademia exam [quantitative sekhem and psychometric exam in addition](our wording)

  • Quantitative sekhem: 630
  • Psychometric exam, general multi-domain score / Netiv La'Akademia exam: 650
  • Mathematics: 80/4 or 70/5
  • Physics: 70/5
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Until 1.7, applicants may be admitted without a physics bagrut, but they must meet the other admission requirements. They must complete the “Introduction to Physics: Mechanics” course with at least a “Pass” grade in the summer semester at the Center for Pre-Academic Studies.
  • Starting 1.7, applicants cannot be admitted without a physics bagrut at 5 units, because the summer course begins in August.
  • Applicants who do not meet the admission requirements will not be considered.

By bagrut, no psychometric exam

Physics double major – Psychology | Admission based on the bagrut certificate only(our wording)

  • Bagrut average: 113
  • Mathematics: 80/5
  • Physics: 80/5
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Until 1.7, applicants may be admitted without a physics bagrut, but they must meet the other admission requirements. They must complete the “Introduction to Physics: Mechanics” course with at least a “Pass” grade in the summer semester at the Center for Pre-Academic Studies.
  • Starting 1.7, applicants cannot be admitted without a physics bagrut at 5 units, because the summer course begins in August.
  • Applicants who do not meet the admission requirements will not be considered.

Regular track

Physics major – Natural Sciences | Admission based on the psychometric exam or Netiv La'Akademia exam [quantitative sekhem and psychometric exam in addition](our wording)

  • Quantitative sekhem: 630
  • Psychometric exam, general multi-domain score / Netiv La'Akademia exam: 600
  • Mathematics: 80/4 or 70/5
  • Physics: 70/5
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Applicants must also meet the admission requirements of the requested department.
  • Until 1.7, applicants may be admitted without a physics bagrut, but they must meet the other admission requirements. They must complete the “Introduction to Physics: Mechanics” course with a “Pass” grade in the summer semester at the Center for Pre-Academic Studies.
  • Starting 1.7, applicants cannot be admitted without bagrut in 5 units of Physics, because the summer course starts in August.
  • Policy on review of exceptional casesApplicants 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: For admission based on the psychometric exam/sekhem: applicants whose psychometric score or sekhem is up to 20 points below the required score, and whose mathematics and physics grades are no more than 5 points below the required grades.

By bagrut, no psychometric exam

Physics major – Natural Sciences | Admission based on the bagrut certificate only(our wording)

  • Bagrut average: 103
  • Mathematics: 80/5
  • Physics: 80/5
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Applicants must also meet the admission requirements of the requested department.
  • Until 1.7, applicants may be admitted without a physics bagrut, but they must meet the other admission requirements. They must complete the “Introduction to Physics: Mechanics” course with a “Pass” grade in the summer semester at the Center for Pre-Academic Studies.
  • Starting 1.7, applicants cannot be admitted without bagrut in 5 units of Physics, because the summer course starts in August.

Regular track

Physics major | Admission based on the psychometric exam or Netiv La'Akademia exam [quantitative sekhem and psychometric exam in addition](our wording)

  • Quantitative sekhem: 630
  • Psychometric exam, general multi-domain score / Netiv La'Akademia exam: 600
  • Mathematics: 80/4 or 70/5
  • Physics: 70/5
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Until 1.7, applicants may be admitted without a physics bagrut, but they must meet the other admission requirements. They must complete the “Introduction to Physics: Mechanics” course with a “Pass” grade in the summer semester at the Center for Pre-Academic Studies.
  • Starting 1.7, applicants cannot be admitted without bagrut in 5 units of Physics, because the summer course starts in August.
  • Policy on review of exceptional casesApplicants 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: For admission based on the psychometric exam/sekhem: applicants whose psychometric score or sekhem is up to 20 points below the required score, and whose mathematics and physics grades are no more than 5 points below the required grades.

By bagrut, no psychometric exam

Physics major | Admission based on the bagrut certificate only(our wording)

  • Bagrut average: 103
  • Mathematics: 80/5
  • Physics: 80/5
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5
  • Until 1.7, applicants may be admitted without a physics bagrut, but they must meet the other admission requirements. They must complete the “Introduction to Physics: Mechanics” course with a “Pass” grade in the summer semester at the Center for Pre-Academic Studies.
  • Starting 1.7, applicants cannot be admitted without bagrut in 5 units of Physics, because the summer course starts in August.

Regular track

Physics, double major – Cognitive Science and the Brain

  • Additional admission option: regular sekhem 720 + quantitative sekhem 630
  • Mathematics: 90/4 or 80/5
  • Physics: 70/5
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5

Regular track

Physics, double major – Psychology

  • Additional admission tracks – with the mathematics and physics requirements listed above 1. Sekhem 650 and psychometric exam score 650 + quantitative sekhem 630 2. Psychometric exam score 680 + quantitative sekhem 630 3. Sekhem 680 + quantitative sekhem 630
  • Mathematics: 80/4 or 70/5
  • Physics: 70/5
  • English level: Basic level
  • Hebrew level for applicants required to demonstrate Hebrew proficiency: Level 5

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

  • 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: referred for review by the department only after submitting an up-to-date transcript.
  • Applicants with an academic background are required to meet the admission requirements. Applicants with an academic background will be referred to the department for review after submitting an up-to-date transcript.

The Hebrew terms

single majorחד-חוגיpsychometric examפסיכומטריNetiv La'Akademia examנתיב לאקדמיהsekhemסכםquantitative reasoningחשיבה כמותיתgeneral (multi-domain) psychometric scoreרב-תחומיBasic levelבסיסיbagrutבגרותunitsיח"לapplicantמועמד

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What you study

Provides insight into the fundamental processes of the universe. Physics reflects humanity’s effort to understand what the world is made of and how it works.

Physics deals with the fundamental laws of nature as they are expressed in observable systems, from the microscopic composition of matter to the structure of the entire universe. Among other things, physics studies the motion of objects, the behavior of matter, energy, and the effects of the laws of nature on the continuum of space and time. Courses in the degree include foundational subjects in physics and mathematics—mechanics, electricity and magnetism, waves, quantum mechanics and statistical mechanics—as well as advanced courses such as solid-state physics, elementary particle physics, astrophysics, optics, biophysics and more. The studies also include laboratory experience, including learning modern measurement methods and investigating physical phenomena.

After the degree

What graduates work as

  • Physics and Astronomymost commonResearch and development of concepts, theories, and methods in physics or astronomy, as well as the application of scientific knowledge in these fields in industry, medicine, the military, and more.
  • Academic Teaching of Natural SciencesPreparing and delivering lectures and classes at institutions of higher education. Conducting research and writing academic articles and books.
  • Software DevelopmentResearching, analyzing, and evaluating requirements for software applications. Designing, developing, testing, and maintaining software solutions that meet those requirements.
  • Electronics EngineeringResearch, design, and guidance for the construction, operation, maintenance, and repair of electronic systems. Study of the technological aspects of materials, products, and processes, and providing advice about them.
  • Teaching in secondary schoolTeaching at the secondary-school level, excluding the teaching of subjects intended to prepare students for work in specific fields of employment.

Which industries they work in

  • Computer programming, computer consulting, and other related services31%
  • Education31%
  • Scientific Research and Development16%

Average employment rate: 66% of graduates are employed 3–4 years after graduation(average across universities)

Graduates' salaries are above the average: ₪35,900 average monthly salary 5–6 years after graduation

Most graduates go on to a master's degree(average across universities)

Admitted students and graduates

for this program at this institution

  • Program length: 3 years
  • Average bagrut score of admitted students 101 points
  • Average psychometric score: 640 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

The army pays for the studies

The atuda elite program “Galaxia” — in the Maslul guide

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