Do you want to learn to be nursing leader where clinical nurse leaders are born?  Do you want to study in the footsteps of the nursing giants? 

The Henrietta Szold Hadassah Hebrew University School of Nursing is the leader in clinical nursing in Israel, consistently creating nurse leaders in Israel and abroad for almost a century.  Yet the supportive classroom environment, dynamic teaching, interactive curriculum and emphasis on hi-tech, hi-touch education combine the research with a comprehensive nursing education. 

All this creates a satisfied graduate. After graduation, our students have consistently ranked first in the Ministry of Health’s licensure exams.  Student satisfaction within the school is high. In a recent poll of student satisfaction conducted by the university, our students were more satisfied in every category related to overall satisfaction and satisfaction with the academic staff than the mean of the Faculty of Medicine for each category. 

The students attending academic programs within the SON are not only of the highest caliber but also are satisfied with their learning experience.

To learn how to apply to our undergraduate degree in Nursing, please visit the Hebrew University site for general undergraduate admissions http://info.huji.ac.il/inner.asp.

·           If you are  an overseas student interested in your BSN program and you currently have a high school diploma or equivalent, please visit the Hebrew University admissions department http://info.huji.ac.il/inner.asp and choose  overseas students from the top menu to determine if you are eligible to apply. Please note that all classes are given in Hebrew.  In addition to the general admissions, the School of Nursing maintains the following requirements:

·           Studies extend over four years.

·           Only candidates born before December 31, 1989 are eligible.

·           Registered nurses (RNs) must submit proof of their status (including their registration number).

·           Prior to a final decision, suitable candidates are interviewed in Israel. During the interview, candidates must mention any previous Nursing studies.

·           Students who did not receive an exemption from Hebrew and/or English language studies are urged to participate in a summer course prior to the beginning of the academic year.

·           Background in computer applications and in chemistry is recommended.

·           The Medics program at Kaplan Hospital and the Program for RN's at Kaplan and Hadassah hospitals are dependant upon a minimum number of students. 

·           At the end of the Bachelor's program, students must take an examination administered by the Ministry of Health for licensing. A condition for professional registration is Israeli citizenship or "permanent residency".