NYU Tel Aviv
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Program Summary
At the crossroads of the ancient and modern, Tel Aviv is a dynamic and cosmopolitan city on Israel’s Mediterranean coast. The center of Israel’s financial and technology sectors, Tel Aviv boasts many museums and beautiful beaches, a wide variety of culinary hotspots and a vibrant nightlife. The College’s new summer program is a six-week experience that capitalizes on the city’s history and resources to immerse students in Israeli culture. Through intense academic exploration and co-curricular excursions, participants will investigate Israel’s unique history and explore the intersections of religion, politics and ethnicity in a modern secular society from a comparative perspective. This program leverages Tel Aviv’s multicultural present to provide a global perspective on the Middle East and Jewish-Arab society. Open to all undergraduates, NYU Tel Aviv may be of special interest to those studying religion, politics, history, international relations, Middle Eastern and Islamic studies or Hebrew and Judaic studies.
Application Deadlines
General Deadline: March 1
Tuition, Fees, Housing and International Insurance are required, and these rates are set by NYU.
This chart uses undergraduate tuition and fees for the College of Arts and Science.
| Program Tuition and Fees | 2022 |
|---|---|
| 8 credits | $13,685 |
|
7 credits |
$12,030 |
|
6 credits |
$10,375 |
|
5 credits |
$8,720 |
|
4 credits |
$7,065 |
|
3 credits |
$5,410 |
|
2 credits |
$3,755 |
|
GeoBlue International Health Insurance covers the duration of the academic program, including internship commitments |
Included |
| Housing | 2022 |
|---|---|
| Double - 6 weeks (length of course) | $3,240 |
|
Double - 10 weeks (internship program) |
$5,589 |
|
Double - 12 weeks (internship program) |
$6,723 |
PLEASE NOTE: Students are responsible for purchase of transportation to/from program location. All students participating in the program are required to live in NYU-provided housing.
Students are encouraged to budget for summer abroad programs based on individual needs. Additional resources for planning are available on the Additional Costs and Financial Assistance pages.
Classes are held at the centrally located NYU Tel Aviv academic center, which features a student lounge, a lecture hall, and computer terminals for student use. Courses are offered in a variety of areas, such as business, food & nutrition, and business.
All students must stay in NYU provided housing. The residence hall is located in close proximity to HaYarakon Park. Students will have access to a kitchen and may choose to prepare meals in the residence hall, or dine out in the many restaurants and cafes throughout the city.
Planning Travel to Tel Aviv
Students are encouraged to consult internal and external resources to prepare for their summer program. The following links may be used for general destination information, immigration needs and travel medicine planning:
- U.S. State Department Travel Information for Israel
- All admitted and confirmed students should consult The NYU Office of Global Services for immigration support
- CDC Health Information for Travelers to Israel
- NYU students may consult the NYU Student Health Center for Travel Medicine information and appointments
Students are considered for a Summer 2022 program by submitting a brief online interest form. Start by reviewing eligibility information on the Applying page.