Engineering Degrees at TAU
Faculty of Engineering Overview
The reputable Engineering Faculty at TAU—one of the best universities in Israel for engineering—is where you’ll want to be if you’re looking to shape the future.
Ranked among the world’s most innovative universities, TAU offers you an opportunity to join over 4000 students creating ways to access clean water, contributing ways to improve renewable energy for a more sustainable future or even creating 3D hearts. Without a doubt, engineers are the future to solving many of the world’s global challenges.
The right education and training is necessary for future engineers to make breakthroughs in their chosen field, and TAU’s Faculty of Engineering is considered the go-to place for pursuing the unknown, creating future entrepreneurs and pushing the boundaries of knowledge.
As the largest school of its kind in Israel, you’ll get to enjoy a full academic path for whichever engineering path you choose—from undergraduate studies to graduate degrees (M.Sc.) and even Ph.D. and Post-Doc opportunities—all taught entirely in English.
With a fascinating roster of cutting-edge technologies and innovative learning techniques, you’ll get up close and personal with some truly inspirational subject matter. Expect to discover the likes of micro and nano-technologies, optical communication, devices, information theory, image processing, plasma science, and so much more. All led by a world-renowned, innovative faculty that strives to combine academia and engineering from within the classroom.
Whichever engineering school of thought inspires you, you’re sure to discover the path that will turn you into one of the leaders of this ongoing technological revolution.
When you choose to study engineering in Israel, you’re not just gaining an education—you’re positioning yourself at the forefront of innovation. Explore one of the top engineering schools in Israel to advance your career.
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The School of Mechanical Engineering will inspire you to discover the latest cutting-edge advances in nanotechnology, robotics, alternative energy sources and Bio-engineering. For new olim, the school offers an academic integration track for undergraduates. After a preparatory year with an intensive Hebrew Ulpan, students enroll in a regular BSc in Mechanical Engineering taught in Hebrew.
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The School of Electrical and Computer Engineering is also offering an academic integration track for undergraduates.
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A degree in environmental engineering will turn you into a green warrior, equipped with some inspirational methods for solving some of the planet’s ongoing environmental issues.
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The Department of Industrial Engineering is fast becoming a world-leader in decision theory, information technologies, and computerized manufacturing systems.
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The School of Biomedical Engineering is conducing fascinating research in biofluids and biomechanics, vision, hearing, sensory communication, and more. Apply for MSc in Biomedical Engineering to become part of the research team.
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The Department of Material Science and Engineering is our latest addition with some ground-breaking work in material science, biomaterials, composite materials, and more.
Highlights
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Take advantage of endless research and exploration at a university with 130 research institutes and over 400 labs.
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Study at one of the top 19 universities for Citations per Faculty.
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Tap into TAU’s Industrial Affiliates Program (IAP), bridging the gap between the Faculty of Engineering and the high-tech industry to spark new ways to collaborate for the future.
Contact
- Please reach out to Liat Cohen, Head of the M.Sc Office at the Faculty of Engineering who can guide you on your MSc options:
liatc@tauex.tau.ac.il
Phone +972 3-640-5791
- If you are interested in an undergraduate engineering degree, contact Prof. Avinoam Rabinovich, avinoamr@tauex.tau.ac.il (BSc in Mechanical Engineering) or Prof. Itzhak Tamo, tamo@tauex.tau.ac.il (BSc in Electrical Engineering)
- Browse research opportunities for PhD and Postdocs to find your next research project
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