Netanya Academic College

Bachelor

Law

Law, Criminal Law, International Law

Bachelor

Business Administration

Marketing, Finance, Information Systems

Bachelor

Communication

Media Studies, Digital Marketing

Bachelor

Computer Science

Software Engineering, Cybersecurity

Bachelor

Insurance Studies

Risk Management, Actuarial Science

Bachelor

Behavioral Sciences

Psychology, Sociology

Master

Law (LL.M.)

Commercial Law, Public Law

Master

Business Administration (MBA)

Entrepreneurship, Strategic Management

Master

Financial Economics

Financial Management, Banking

Master

Political Marketing

Campaign Strategy, Political Consulting

Master

Computer Science

Data Science, Artificial Intelligence

Master

Family Studies

Family Counseling, Mediation

Master

Real Estate Studies

Property Management, Urban Planning

Master

Media Studies

Media Management, Public Relations

Diploma

Mediation

Conflict Resolution, Negotiation Skills

Diploma

Real Estate Appraisal

Property Valuation, Real Estate Law

PhD

Law

Advanced Legal Research

Bachelor of Law

3.5 years

$8,000

Bachelor of Business Administration

3 years

$7,500

Bachelor of Communication

3 years

$7,200

Bachelor of Computer Science

3 years

$8,500

Bachelor of Insurance Studies

3 years

$7,000

Bachelor of Behavioral Sciences

3 years

$7,300

Master of Law (LL.M.)

1.5 years

$9,000

Master of Business Administration (MBA)

2 years

$10,000

Master of Financial Economics

2 years

$9,500

Master of Political Marketing

1.5 years

$8,700

Master of Computer Science

2 years

$10,500

Master of Family Studies

1.5 years

$8,200

Master of Real Estate Studies

1.5 years

$8,600

Master of Media Studies

2 years

$9,200

PhD in Law

3-4 years

$11,000

PhD in Business Administration

3-4 years

$12,000

PhD in Computer Science

3-4 years

$12,500

PhD in Behavioral Sciences

3-4 years

$11,500

Programs Offered

Undergraduate, Master’s, and PhD programs in fields like Law, Business Administration, Communication, Computer Science, Behavioral Sciences, etc.

Language of Instruction

Most programs are taught in Hebrew; however, some courses, especially in Law and Business, may offer English instruction or support services.

Admission Requirements

Academic transcripts, proof of English proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL) or Hebrew (Ulpan), personal statement, and in some cases, interviews or exams.

Application Process

Online application through the college’s website, submission of required documents, and payment of application fees.

Tuition Fees

Varies by program (e.g., $7,000 - $12,500 per year for Bachelor's, Master's, and PhD programs).

Scholarships

Limited scholarships are available for international students based on merit, financial need, or specific program funding opportunities.

Accommodation

Assistance with finding off-campus housing; no on-campus dormitories, but many rental options are available nearby.

Student Support Services

Includes academic advising, career counseling, language support, and integration assistance for new students.

Visa Requirements

Students must obtain a student visa (A/2 visa) before arrival, which requires proof of admission and financial capability.

Language Preparation

Hebrew language courses (Ulpan) are available for international students needing language support.

Campus Facilities

Modern classrooms, computer labs, libraries, student clubs, and sports facilities.

Career Services

Internships, job placement assistance, workshops, and networking opportunities to help students transition into the workforce.

Cultural Integration

Various activities and events are organized to help international students integrate into Israeli culture and campus life.

1. Choose a Program

Review the various Bachelor’s, Master’s, and PhD programs offered by the college on their official website to find the course that aligns with your academic and career goals.

2. Check Eligibility

Ensure you meet the specific eligibility requirements for the chosen program, including academic qualifications, language proficiency, and any other program-specific prerequisites.

3. Prepare Documents

Gather necessary documents, which generally include:

  Academic transcripts (high school, undergraduate, or graduate)

  Proof of English or Hebrew language proficiency (IELTS, TOEFL, or Ulpan certificate)

  Copy of a valid passport

  Personal statement or motivation letter

  Curriculum Vitae (CV) or Resume (for graduate programs)

  Letters of recommendation (if required)

  Portfolio (for specific programs like design or media)

4. Online Application

Complete the online application form available on the Netanya Academic College website. Make sure all details are accurate and all required fields are filled.

5. Pay Application Fee

Submit the application fee, which varies depending on the program, through the payment methods provided on the application portal.

6. Submit Application

Upload all the required documents and submit your application through the college’s application system.

7. Interview (if required)

Some programs may require an interview (in person or online) as part of the selection process, especially for graduate or specialized courses.

8. Wait for Response

The admissions office will review your application. This process can take several weeks, so it’s important to apply well before deadlines.

9. Acceptance Letter

If accepted, you will receive an official acceptance letter. This letter will also outline the next steps, including tuition fee payments and student visa application guidance.

10. Visa Application

International students need to apply for a student visa (A/2 visa) at the Israeli embassy or consulate in their home country using the acceptance letter and other documents.

11. Enrollment

Once you have your visa, pay the initial tuition fees and complete any remaining enrollment procedures as directed by the college.

12. Orientation

Attend orientation sessions organized by the college to get familiar with campus life, facilities, and support services available for international students.

Bachelor’s Programs

Fall (October)

Master’s Programs

Fall (October), Spring (March/April)

PhD/Doctorate Programs

Fall (October), Spring (March/April)

Diploma and Short Courses

Varies throughout the year

Bachelor’s Programs

  High school diploma or equivalent with a recognized certificate (e.g., SAT, ACT, Bagrut).

  Minimum required grades, depending on the program.

  Proof of English proficiency (TOEFL, IELTS) or Hebrew (Ulpan certificate), depending on the language of instruction.

  Some programs may require entrance exams or interviews.

Master’s Programs

  Bachelor’s degree in a related field from a recognized institution.

  Minimum GPA requirement (usually 3.0 on a 4.0 scale or equivalent).

  Proof of English proficiency (IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL 85+) or Hebrew, depending on the program.

  Letters of recommendation, CV, and personal statement.

  Some programs may require relevant work experience or portfolio submission (e.g., for media or design-related programs).

PhD/Doctorate Programs

  Master’s degree in a relevant field from a recognized institution.

  Strong academic record and research proposal submission.

  Proof of language proficiency (English or Hebrew, as required).

  Letters of recommendation and a personal statement detailing research interests and goals.

  Interview with a faculty member or department (common for PhD programs).

Diploma Programs

  Varies depending on the program; generally requires completion of high school or an equivalent qualification.

  Language proficiency in the language of instruction.

Merit-Based Scholarship

High academic performance, usually top 10% of class.

Partial tuition waiver (10%-30%).

Automatically considered during admission.

Need-Based Scholarship

Demonstrated financial need with supporting documents.

Partial tuition waiver (up to 50%).

Submit a financial aid form with required proofs.

Excellence in Leadership Award

Leadership roles in community or student activities.

Partial tuition waiver (up to 25%).

Application with a personal statement and CV.

Sports Scholarship

Outstanding achievement in sports or athletics.

Partial tuition waiver (10%-20%).

Application with proof of sports achievements.

Minority and Diversity Scholarship

For students from minority or underrepresented groups.

Partial tuition waiver (up to 30%).

Apply with supporting documents for eligibility.

International Student Scholarship

Available for international students based on merit.

Partial tuition waiver (up to 20%).

Apply during the admission process.

Scholarship for Military Veterans

For students who have completed military service.

Partial tuition waiver (up to 25%).

Apply with proof of military service.

Program-Specific Scholarships

Specific to programs like Law, Business, or Computer Science.

Varies depending on the program.

Apply through the respective department.

Campus Location

Located in Netanya, a coastal city in Israel, offering a modern and vibrant campus environment.

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Classrooms & Lecture Halls

Equipped with modern technology, projectors, and audio-visual aids to support effective learning.

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Library

Well-stocked library with access to digital resources, research databases, and study areas.

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Computer Labs

Multiple computer labs with the latest software and high-speed internet access.

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Student Lounge

Common areas for students to relax, socialize, and collaborate on projects.

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Cafeteria & Dining

On-campus cafeteria offering a variety of meals and snacks at affordable prices.

Average meal cost: $5-$10

Sports Facilities

Includes a gym, fitness center, and sports courts (basketball, soccer, etc.).

Gym membership: $30-$50 per month

Off-Campus Accommodation

No on-campus dormitories; assistance is provided to find off-campus housing such as apartments, shared housing, or student hostels near the college.

$500 - $800 (shared apartments)

Private Apartments

Fully furnished or semi-furnished private apartments available near the campus with various amenities.

$800 - $1,200 (1-bedroom apartment)

Student Hostels

Hostels specifically catering to students with shared rooms and basic amenities like kitchen, laundry, and common areas.

$400 - $600 (shared room in hostels)

Transport Facilities

Public transportation access with buses and trains connecting the campus to various parts of the city and neighboring areas.

Monthly transport pass: $50-$70

Wi-Fi Access

Free Wi-Fi available across campus and in student accommodation areas for academic use and personal needs.

Included in accommodation costs

Security

24/7 security services on campus and in student accommodation areas to ensure safety.

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Support Services

Includes academic advising, mental health support, career services, and language support for international students.

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Campus Environment

The campus is located in a scenic coastal city, providing a pleasant atmosphere with modern facilities, green spaces, and a welcoming community.

Clubs and Societies

A variety of student clubs and societies are available, including cultural clubs, debate teams, sports clubs, entrepreneurship clubs, and social action groups.

Social Events

Regular events such as cultural festivals, music nights, movie screenings, and academic seminars create opportunities for socializing and networking with peers.

Student Union

The student union plays an active role in organizing events, providing support, and representing student interests within the college administration.

Sports and Fitness

Access to sports facilities including gyms, basketball courts, and soccer fields. Students can participate in organized sports teams and fitness classes.

Cultural Diversity

The college hosts a diverse student body with both local and international students, fostering a multicultural environment that enriches the student experience.

Support Services

Academic advising, mental health counseling, language support, and career services are available to assist students in achieving their academic and personal goals.

Volunteering Opportunities

Opportunities for students to engage in community service, social initiatives, and volunteering projects both within and outside the college.

Career Development

Career workshops, internships, job fairs, and networking events help students connect with potential employers and gain practical experience in their fields of study.

Accommodation and Living

Many students live in nearby apartments or shared housing, creating a close-knit student community. Socializing in shared spaces fosters friendships and collaboration.

Language Learning

Hebrew and English language courses are available, helping international students integrate more easily into academic and social life.

Student Mentoring

Peer mentoring programs support new students in adjusting to college life, providing guidance and insights from more experienced students.

Food and Dining

Cafeterias and nearby restaurants offer a range of dining options, including kosher and vegetarian meals, catering to different dietary preferences and budgets.

Safety and Security

24/7 campus security ensures a safe environment, and the student support team is available to help with any safety concerns or emergency situations.

Technology Access

Free Wi-Fi across campus, computer labs, and digital resources are readily available, enhancing the learning experience and connectivity.

Networking and Alumni

Strong connections with alumni and industry professionals provide networking opportunities and mentorship, supporting students in building their future careers.

Career Services Office

The Career Services Office assists students with job placements, internships, and career guidance. They offer one-on-one counseling, resume reviews, and interview preparation.

Internship Opportunities

Students are encouraged to participate in internships during their studies, which are often facilitated by the college’s connections with local businesses and industries.

On-Campus Recruitment

The college regularly hosts recruitment events, job fairs, and company presentations, providing direct access to employers looking to hire fresh graduates and interns.

Industry Connections

Strong ties with industries, particularly in law, business, technology, and communication fields, enhance employment prospects for students.

Workshops and Seminars

Regular workshops on topics like job searching, professional networking, and personal branding are organized to equip students with essential career skills.

Alumni Network

An active alumni network provides mentorship, networking opportunities, and insights into various career paths, helping current students connect with professionals in their field.

Placement Rate

While specific placement rates are not publicly disclosed, the college emphasizes high employability through practical training and industry-focused education.

Entrepreneurship Support

Support for students interested in entrepreneurship, including guidance on starting a business, access to incubators, and opportunities to pitch business ideas.

Field-Specific Support

Dedicated career support for specific fields like Law, Business, Computer Science, and Media Studies, with tailored advice and connections relevant to each discipline.

Job Search Assistance

Assistance with job searches, including access to job listings, application support, and networking with potential employers.

Professional Certification

Opportunities to earn additional certifications or attend professional courses that enhance employability in fields like finance, law, and technology.

Language Skills Development

Language courses are available to help students enhance their Hebrew or English skills, which are often crucial for securing local job placements.

Internship-Based Learning

Many programs integrate practical training or internships as part of the curriculum, ensuring that students graduate with hands-on experience in their field of study.

Post-Graduation Support

Continued support for recent graduates to help them transition into the workforce, including access to career resources and job placement services.