Open University of Israel: Our Excellent 2022 Graduates
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Student Excellence at the Open University of Israel. The industries brightest at the Open University of Israel.
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…
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.
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,…
i24NEWS Correspondent Sarah Chlala shows us how one Israeli university is modernizing the model for higher education
In a festive ceremony held at the Open University in May, the university awarded honorary Doctor of Philosophy degrees to seven distinguished men and women recognized for their lifelong contributions to research, culture, and the economy, as well as for their service to Israeli society. This year’s ceremony marked the 50th anniversary of The Open…
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…