(See also: Why study in the study programs of the European Forum?)

1. Bachelor’s degree from a recognized university (In the USA it includes “Regional Accreditation”). The Hebrew University accepts the degree only if at least half of the credits were studied at the degree-granting institution, or in institutions recognized by the Hebrew University.
2. A minimum average in undergraduate studies that is equivalent to 80 (USA GPA 3.0) is required.
3. Candidates who completed their Bachelor's degree in a non-Israeli institution of higher education, including a branch in Israel of an overseas institution, must apply through the Overseas Applicants Unit.
4. Hebrew language skills:  Level Dalet is the minimum requirement for admission to most departments. (more information here). Students in the MA program Contemporary Germany: Politics, Society and Culture are exempt from this requirement.
5. English language skills: “Upper Advanced” level is the minimum requirement for admission to MA programs taught in English (more information here).
6. German language skills: Knowledge of the German language is not a pre-requisite for admission into the program, but it is compulsory for all students in order to graduate to complete level B1 according to Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR).

 

We have a consensus, at long last :)!
Simulation workshop, April 2018: Mechanism of Leaving the European Union