Open University of Israel: Our Excellent 2022 Graduates

An interesting episode with prof. ruth arnon, renowned immunologist and Eran Broshy Chairman of the American Friend of the Open University of Israel. Science and innovation in Israel: past, present, and future. Ruth Arnon is an Israeli biochemist and codeveloper of the multiple sclerosis drug. She is currently the Paul Ehrlich Professor of Immunology at…

Remembering the victims of the massacre and those who fell in the line of duty in the Swords of Iron war, October 2023.

Last week, Tal Sax was honored by the Open University of Israel for outstanding academic achievement, having completed a year of studies in psychology and life sciences with distinction — despite serving over 300 days in active military reserve duty since the war began. Having returned to Israel in October 2023 aboard an emergency flight,…

“A group of women from an affluent city arrived, and when they saw the laundry drying rack in the yard, they asked: ‘People still dry laundry like that?’” Meet Elham Alkamlat, a tour guide in Rahat. She doesn’t think of it as the “Wild West,” as Bennett said, and promises that if you come to…

It is possible that if establishments of education were to work on altering learningstyles to be more interactive, there would not be a need for a complete halt to theacademic year. Original Hebrew Article: https://iglob.es/?1001323466 On an average day, with no coronavirus, it is easy to understand why students and professors prefer a “frontal” education…

The Open University produces the greatest number of computer science graduates in the country, and their salaries are also the highest. Many would not have achieved high-tech positions any other way, particularly ultra-Orthodox women and those without a matriculation certificate. Merav Arlozorov • January 20, 2025 For the first time, the Open University of Israel…