Israeli university modernizes model of high education
i24NEWS Correspondent Sarah Chlala shows us how one Israeli university is modernizing the model for higher education
i24NEWS Correspondent Sarah Chlala shows us how one Israeli university is modernizing the model for higher education
Enlace Judío México e Israel – The “Start-Up Nation” continues to need a significant influx of highly-educated talent and the Open University provides it, but it does more than that: its inclusive and extensive model provides quality education to every segment of Israel’s diverse population. We spoke with the OUI’s “ambassador” in North America.
In the wake of the October 7th tragedy, OUI’s new President, Prof. Leo Corry, reflects upon the aftermath, sharing personal ties to the victims, and emphasizing the need for collective responsibility in rebuilding lives and healing the delicate tapestry of Israeli society.
The new restrictions have left the institutions for higher educationclosed with studies transferring online. How will you succeed in yourstudies from the home? Here are a few tips from students. As a result of the Coronavirus outbreak, most institutions for higher education have decided to enact their studies at a distance, online. So what should…
It has not been an easy year for Leo Corry, President of the Open University of Israel. A quarter of his students have been called up for military service, university researchers are being boycotted by colleagues abroad, and exam centers have closed due to a lack of bomb shelters. And overshadowing everything is his personal…
According to data from the Ministry of Labor and the CBS, Open University graduates command higher salaries and are in greater demand for prestigious fields such as computer science – surpassing both the Technion and Hebrew University. How did this unassuming institution rise to the top, and is there an alternative interpretation of these numbers?…
The Open University, an Israeli distance-learning institution, has been cleared to award PhDs in education starting next year. Israel’s Council for Higher Education endorsed on Tuesday an expert panel’s recommendation to let the university open its first doctorate track: a program focused on technology and learning systems. Upon the appointment of the expert panel, the…