Psychology

For every track

• ·The Hebrew admission threshold for applicants to the university who attended a high school where the language of instruction was not Hebrew is 105. Applicants with a Hebrew score of 84–104 will be offered intensive summer courses designed to improve their Hebrew proficiency. At the end of the course, they will be required to take the Yael exam or Yaelnet exam and meet the required threshold of 105 or higher
• ·A psychometric exam score must be submitted (preference will be given to applicants who took the exam by the March/April session)

The Hebrew terms

double major — דו-חוגי · sekhem — סכם · single major — חד-חוגי · psychometric exam — פסיכומטרי · admission threshold — ציון סף · applicant — מועמד · Yael exam — יע"ל

What graduates work as

• Psychologymost commonThe study of mental processes and the behavior of individuals or groups, in order to promote personal, social, educational, and occupational adjustment and development.
• Other work in the field of teachingProviding individual instruction in other subjects and educational counseling in schools.
• Social Work and Counseling in Social WelfareProviding advice and guidance to individuals, families, groups, communities, and organizations in response to personal and social difficulties. Helping people obtain skills, resources, and support services for welfare and social problems.
• Management and Organizational ConsultingHelping organizations become more efficient and solve problems. Studying organizational structures, methods, systems, and procedures.
• Other Human Resources and Career ServicesProviding business services related to human resources policy, such as employee recruitment and development, job analysis, and career guidance.

Which industries they work in

• Computer programming, computer consulting, and other related services18%
• Education17%
• Health services7%