The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem is Israel's leading academic institution, established in 1925 as the first university in modern Israel. It was founded by prominent Jewish leaders and intellectuals, including Albert Einstein and Chaim Weizmann, and has played a significant role in the Zionist vision for higher education. The university has multiple campuses, including Mount Scopus, Givʿat Ram, Ein Kerem, and Rehovot, each specializing in different fields of study. The university offers a wide range of academic programs across various faculties, including humanities, sciences, social sciences, and professional disciplines such as law and medicine. It serves over 23,000 students, including many international students, and is recognized for its contributions to research and innovation in areas like archaeology, medicine, and technology. The Hebrew University collaborates with global institutions and government agencies, reinforcing its position as a center for academic excellence and cultural revival.