Bachelor in geography in environment and geoinformatics in Hebrew university of jerusalem

Geography is a discipline devoted to studying the human and physical processes and patterns that shape the earth. Studying Geography involves learning about the accelerated growth of cites, the clash between globalization processes and local cultures, coping with environmental hazards, global warming and climate change, mitigating the pressures on natural resources and the evolving landscape of Eretz Yisrael both past and present. Studying Geography at the Hebrew University will equip you with a broad and integrative view of the human and physical process that fashion our environment. You will be exposed to Urban and Economic Geography, Historical and Cultural Geography, Physical and Environmental Geography, Transportation, Tourism, Cartography, Remote Sensing, GIS and Geoinformatics. A grounding in geographical and spatial skills presents many employment opportunities in the fields of urban planning, environmental and resource management, transportation planning and management, spatial analytics and geoinformatics, social and community planning and education.

Higher Secondary School Certificate + one full year of study at a recognized university, a minimum score of 85 on the Psychometric sub-score / Amiram Test or 185 on the Amir Test , personal interview, Entrance exams for groups, Preparatory certificate, Previous Academic Studies, Additional scientific subject, Agricultural background, Previous professional background, Threshold requirement in mathematics, a minimum score of 105 on the YAEL/YAELNET or minimum level Dalet on the Proficiency Test

GIS specialist, Project Scientist, Environmental GIS Consultant, Teacher, GIS Data Management Specialist

30th Apr