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סטודנטים של המרכז הבינתחומי ב הרצליה

The new AI-era job market wants mathematicians, engineers and even philosophers

18.10.26|Maya Nahum Shahal

Israeli recruiters say technical depth, practical experience and analytical thinking are becoming more important as AI changes software work. Some employers are also looking beyond conventional technology degrees to philosophy and other fields that cultivate rigorous reasoning.

Dell Foundation and Council for Higher Education grant NIS 170 million in scholarships to periphery's young tech leaders

27.08.26|Shahar Ilan

The Michael & Susan Dell Foundation and The Council for Higher Education will provide tuition funding and a stipend to 1,500 young people from groups underrepresented in academia, and will accompany them from the preparatory stage to professional integration in high-tech.

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Academic Studies in Israel: More Computer Science, Less Law, Humanities

10.10.19|Shahar Ilan and Adi Pick

Between 2013 and 2018, the number of students who signed up for computer science and math degrees has gone up by approximately 53%

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Israeli Students Ditch Humanities, Enroll in STEM Degrees

02.08.18|Shahar Ilan

Between 2013 and 2017 the number of students signing up for computer science and math degrees in Israel has gone up 28%, new data reveals