At NYU Tel Aviv, students experience life in one of the world's most intriguing and multidimensional cities. A vibrant coastal metropolis on the Mediterranean, Tel Aviv is the cultural, financial, and technological center of Israel. Students explore this truly global city and acquire a sophisticated understanding of Israel, the Middle East and the interrelationships between cultures, political movements, and religious traditions.
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NYU Tel Aviv
Frequently Asked Questions
Depends on your major. Speaking with your academic adviser is the best way to determine what semester will be right for your study away experience.
Of course! Tel Aviv is good city from which to travel around the region. Past students have visited Oman, Cyprus, and Turkey, to name a few.
See more and ask your own questions on the FAQ Forum.
Fast Facts
Academic Calendar: Fall/Spring/Full Year
Credits: 14 to 18 NYU credits
Course Language: English
Faculty: Visiting faculty from local universities, and leading intellectuals, and artists from the eider region provide instruction.
Student Body: 25 to 35 students per semester
Housing: Residence Hall
Meals: 2 included per day at the residence dining hall
Official Language: Hebrew and Arabic
Currency: New Israeli Shekel
Population of Tel Aviv: 400,000
