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Israel: Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Academic year(Below is the 2002-2003 program summary. Programs in Israel have been on hold since 2002.) Host Institution: Tel Aviv University Highlights: Tel Aviv University (TAU) is Israel's largest, comprised of nine faculties, 106 departments, 75 research institutes, 1,800 full-time faculty members, and more than 26,000 students enrolled in a wide range of programs. Tel Aviv is home to a unique Middle Eastern society, including a young, secular community that is active in contemporary Israeli arts and culture. The city is located in central Israel on the Mediterranean Sea. The area is home to one-third of Israel's population, and is the country's industrial and financial center. EAP students enroll in TAU's Lowy School for Overseas Students, where they find a full array of courses, taught in English, that focus on modern Israeli history and culture. A special feature of this program is the TAU Internship Program (students may apply after acceptance into TAU). Internships place students with local organizations such as Amnesty Israel, Beit Issie Shapiro (for work with the developmentally disabled), the English edition of the Ha'Aretz newspaper, Greenpeace, and the Peres Center for Peace. After completing an internship students receive a certificate that describes the host organization, the job description, and the knowledge acquired. Academic ProgramDuration: Fall, spring, academic year Is extension possible? Extension is possible from the fall semester to the year
Students attend classes with: International and host country students Unit Requirements: 18 UC quarter units per semester Language of Instruction: English and Hebrew Intensive Language Program (ILP) Required: Program begins with a six-week Hebrew ILP at Tel Aviv University Host Country Language Study Required during Term or Year: Hebrew language study is required each term Program-Specific RequirementsClass level: Junior, Senior, Graduate GPA: 3.0 cumulative GPA at time of application and maintained through the end of the last term prior to departure. Consult the Campus EAP Office for policy exceptions. (Students must have a cumulative GPA of 3.2 for enrollment in the Honors Track. No exceptions.) Language Prerequisite: Prior study of Hebrew is recommended Final selection: Final selection is determined by the host university Applications due to Campus EAP Office: December 2002-January/February/March 2003. HousingMost students live on campus in dormitories. Dorm reservations and payments are made directly between the student and the host university. ILP housing is pre-arranged by Tel Aviv University and is covered by student fees. Students live with: International, UC, and/or host country students.
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