Located on Mount Carmel, a UNESCO World Heritage site with unique features of ancient
biblical history and lush vegetation, the University of Haifa strives to strengthen
the northern region of Israel and beyond.
Located on Mount Carmel, a UNESCO World Heritage site with unique features of ancient
biblical history and lush vegetation, the University of Haifa strives to strengthen
the northern region of Israel and beyond.
UK Co-Chairs, Lady Irene Hatter and Mr Peter Kadas hosted a gala dinner at the Jumeirah Carlton Tower...
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The University of Haifa won the first ever Defense Ministry tender for military colleges...
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The university plans to grow by 100,000 square meters till 2030, enabling a 50% increase in student capacity.
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UK Co-Chairs, Lady Irene Hatter and Mr Peter Kadas hosted a gala dinner at the Jumeirah Carlton Tower...
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Join us for an exclusive event with tech guru Mooly Eden on the Future of AI, Robotics
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Mooly Eden, Chair of the University’s Executive Committee was featured as a guest speaker at an event held in London by the University of Haifa UK in partnership with UK Israel Business, at the offices of White & Case law firm. Mooly gave a talk to near a hundred business professionals about the future of […]
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The Dylan Tauber Educational Complex, part of the University’s new Lorry I Lokey City Campus has officially been unveiled during a festive ceremony on October 24th, marking a promising start to the new academic year. The City Campus will house Israel’s one-of-a-kind School for Data Science, located strategically in Haifa’s thriving downtown area where it […]
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The Caravan Orchestra, a hybrid of the University’s Music Department and Yiddish Summer Weimar (Germany) has won the 2018 Shimon Peres Prize of the German Foreign Ministry for outstanding contribution to the shaping of German-Israeli relations. Dr. Abigail Wood, Head of the University’s Music Department describes the Orchestra as “one of the most exciting, creative and […]
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Sally Noach’s refusal to tell his family about his actions during the war meant that his children had little idea of their father’s massive rescue operation in Lyon in the early 1940s. Almost four decades after the Dutch businessman’s death, his daughter, Lady Irene Hatter, embarks on a journey to find out the truth behind […]
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On November 26th 2018, Assouline Publishing House and the Ezri Centre for Iran & Persian Gulf Studies at the University of Haifa hosted an historic event with former Empress of Iran Farah Pahlavi and authors Miranda Darling and Viola Raikhel-Bolot to celebrate the launch of Iran Morden: The Empress of Art. The tea reception was followed […]
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During a short official visit to Israel in October, Chancellor Angela Merkel is to be awarded an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Haifa in recognition of her leadership grounded in principles of equality, freedom and human rights and in appreciation of her strengthened ties between Germany and the State of Israel. The ceremony will take […]
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On 26th November, the University’s Ezri Centre for Iran and Persian Gulf Studies, hosted Her Imperial Majesty Farah Pahlavi in London at Maison Assouline to celebrate the launch of “Iran Modern: The Empress of Art” by Viola Raikhel-Bolot and Miranda Darling. Dr. Efrat Sopher, a University of Haifa UK Trustee who is at the helm […]
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We are thrilled to announce that “Forgotten Soldier” has won the Audience Choice Award at the UK Jewish Film Festival 2018. This film, commissioned by University of Haifa UK’s Co-Chair Lady Irene Hatter, tells the story of her heroic Dutch father Sally Noach and his risky rescue operation in Vichy France during WWII which saved the […]
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Sandbar and dusky sharks have been sighted around the Hadera power plant in recent years, in what the university’s scientists are calling a “legitimate and rare phenomenon.” This annual gathering is believed to be caused by man-made factors as well as the rising temperatures of the Mediterranean Sea. A recent study, published in the journal Nature […]
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Archaeologists at the University of Haifa have recently revealed that hundreds of basalt vessels unearthed in the Levant and dating to the Chalcolithic period, contain strange markings, which appear to have meant something to people at the time. Professor Danny Rosenberg of the Zinman Institute of Archaeology said, “there were rules, and they were not just aesthetic rules. […]
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The assumption that salmon would have been crucial to the early diet of ancient Arctic inhabitants has finally been proven thanks to the Department of Marine Civilizations at the University of Haifa, which developed a new method for identifying salmon remains. “The new method, using mineral markers to identify salmon remains, will enable researchers to better […]
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Rear Admiral (Ret.) Shaul Chorev, a political science expert renowned in his field had been appointed as the new Director of the university’s Ezri Centre for Iran and Persian Gulf Studies. He has recently given a private briefing to the American Society of the University of Haifa about the aftermath of the Soleimani assassination which we invite […]
Read moreIt is with great honour that we share the excitement of our Trustee, Simon Baron-Cohen, professor of autism research at the University of Cambridge, as he is knighted for services to people with autism. From the press- He said: “This honour came as a complete surprise, and I accept it on behalf of the talented team […]
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Join us for this fascinating lecture to learn all about what mediterranean society was like in the Byzantine Negev. No other place in the world is quite like this UNESCO site with vestiges of the Roman period still visible. The university’s visiting Fellow Dr. Gil Gambash will be giving this lecture in London on 16th March, […]
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A biopharmaceutical company called ProteKt Therapeutics is currently aiming to develop a drug for treating early stages of Alzheimer’s disease based on the research of the university’s professor Kobi Rosenblum. His findings indicate that inhibiting an enzyme believed to play an important role in the development of the disease, in partnership with pharma, may give hope […]
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UofH Proudly Confers Honorary Degrees on President William J. Clinton andProf. John E. Sexton In a moving ceremony attended by over 500 people, former U.S. President Bill Clinton and President Emeritus of New York University, Prof. John Sexton received honorary doctorates from the University of Haifa. The gala event was attended by the University’s senior […]
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