Visiting Students and Researchers
Visiting Students
Tel Aviv University (TAU) enables students from institutions around the world to conduct research as Visiting Students for a period of maximum two years.
A Student Exchange Agreement is NOT required for this purpose, as long as the student completes the application process and receives a letter of invitation.
- Find an academic host in your field of research TAU International Academic Units
- Have your Department Host submit a Visiting Fellow Request Form. Please prepare to include information such as the purpose of your visit, a copy of your passport, approval signatures from the host department and any grant/funding agreements (if applicable). The form will route back to TAU International for final approval.
- Receive a letter of invitation from TAUi via Email and a request to open a profile in our university Portal.
Please find the Visiting Student Directive for your information and review.
Visitors, please make sure you have the following prior to your arrival:
- You may be required to obtain visa to Israel, depending on your passport. For further information, please contact the Israeli Embassy in your home country.
- Students/faculty members arriving at Tel Aviv University must be equipped with full medical and travel insurance that includes medical cover in the event of illness, accidents, or any other event that requires medical services. Such insurance must be arranged and paid by the student/faculty member and be suitable to his/her medical needs for the entire duration of the stay.
- We recommend that you start the process at least 3 months in advance prior to your arrival. For any questions regarding the process, please do not hesitate to contact us: intlprojects@tauex.tau.ac.il or +972(3) 640-5750
Events
22
Dec
18:00
Hanu-Christmas Celebration
For TAU international students
Register
22
Dec
18:00
Dive into Diplomacy with TAUMUN: Conversation with Ambassador Yitzhak Eldan
For TAU students
Register
24
Dec
19:45
What's Next: Israel's Civic Revolution and the Future of Israeli High Tech. Conversation with Michael Eisenberg
Open to TAU students
On Campus