Study Abroad Course Offerings and Schedules
Fall Semester 2018 - Study Abroad Courses
Please note that all courses, dates and times below are subject to change.
All students should carefully read the Fall Semester 2018 Academic Handbook. In this handbook, students will find detailed academic information regarding courses, academic policies, course registration, important academic deadlines and dates, and more.
Voyage to Medicine students will receive their course schedules directly from their Voyage to Medicine Coordinator and in the meantime can find all Voyage to Medicine course syllabi here.
Course locations below are according to the following key:
N = Naftali Building
DD = Dan David Building
L = Law Building
P = Porter School
G = Gilman
Please visit the TAU Campus Map for more information on building locations.
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JEWISH STUDIES |
Course Number |
Day |
Hours |
Final |
Location |
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2120.5300.02 |
TUES/THURS |
10:15-11:45 |
Final Paper |
TUES N201 THURS N210 |
|
|
2120.0539.02 |
MON/WED |
10:15-11:45 |
Final Paper |
MON N103 WED N003 |
|
|
2120.0109.02 |
TUES/THURS |
10:15-11:45 |
Final Paper |
DD110 |
|
|
ISRAEL STUDIES |
Course Number |
Day |
Hours |
Final |
|
|
One Hundred Years: History and Memory in Tel Aviv-Jaffa - Dr. M Wein |
2120.0533.02 |
TUES |
16:15-19:45 |
Final Paper |
DD110 |
|
2120.0112.02 |
TUES/THURS |
12:15-13:45 |
Final Paper |
N001 |
|
|
Intelligence in National Security and Strategy – Dr. Joshua Krasna |
2120-1400-02 |
WED |
12:15-15:45 |
Final Take Home Exam |
L204 |
|
MIDDLE EAST STUDIES |
Course Number |
Day |
Hours |
Final |
|
|
History of the Middle East in the Modern Period - Dr. B. Friedman |
2120.0120.03 |
TUES/THURS |
14:15-15:45 |
Final Paper |
L203 |
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The Israeli Collective Memory of the Israeli-Arab/Palestinian Conflict - Dr. Rafi Nets |
2120.1012.02 |
MON/WED |
16:15-17:45 |
Final Presentation |
Mon L102 Wed L203 |
|
2120-1900-02 |
TUES/THURS |
14:15-15:45 |
Final Paper |
DD110 |
|
|
ART STUDIES |
Course Number |
Day |
Hours |
Final |
|
|
Israeli Cinema and the Culture of Modern Israel - Dr. S. Duvdevani |
2120.0468.02 |
MON |
12:15-15:45 |
Final In Class Exam |
DD110 |
|
2120.0128.03 |
MON |
16:15-19:45 |
Final Paper |
DD106 |
|
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LIFE SCIENCES |
Course Number |
Day |
Hours |
Final |
|
|
2120.0139.02 |
TUES |
16:30-20:00 |
Final Take Home Exam |
P101 |
|
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MANAGEMENT, ECONOMICS, COMMUNICATION |
Course Number |
Day |
Hours |
Final |
|
|
2120.0117.02 |
MON/WED |
14:15-15:45 |
Final Paper |
Mon L102 Wed DD110 |
|
|
2120.0100.02 |
MON/WED |
10:15-11:45 |
Final Take Home Exam |
DD110 |
|
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ARABIC |
Course Number |
Day |
Hours |
Final |
|
|
Introduction to Modern Standard Arabic (First Level) - Mr. M. Guggenheimer |
2120.0980.01 |
TUES/THURS |
12:15-13:45 |
Final Take Home Exam |
DD106 |
Fall Semester 2018 - Courses in BA Liberal Arts Program that Run According to the Study Abroad Semester Dates
Study Abroad students may take the below 3 credit courses which are part of the BA Program in Liberal Arts (taught in English). These courses begin on October 14, 2018, and end at the same date of the study abroad courses listed above (December 20, 2018) and so they follow our Study Abroad Calendar. More information on the class locations, exact dates, and syllabi for each BA course is provided on the BA Liberal Arts web site.
Please also note that many times classes in Israel are written “to the nearest hour”, meaning you may see a course that meets from 10:15-11:45 written as 10:00-12:00. In this case, the course starts at 10:15, and ends at 11:45. Below we have written the course times as they actually are.
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Course Name |
Course Number |
Day |
Hour |
Location |
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Theories in Communication and New Media – Dr. Sharon Avital |
1662.1503.01 |
TUES |
10:15-13:45 |
Rosenberg 002 |
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Consciousness and the Electronic Mind – Dr. Noa Gedi |
1662.2507.01 |
MON, WED |
14:15-15:45 |
Rosenberg 002 |
|
The Shi’i World in the Contemporary Era – Dr. Elisheva Machlis |
1662.2225.01 |
SUN |
10:15-15:45 |
Gilman 304 |
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Getting to the Heart of Life: Psychoanalytic Explorations of Truth, Love, Sexuality and Being Human – Dr. Gideon Lev |
1662.1603.04 |
SUN, THURS |
12:15-13:45 |
SUN Gilman 278
THURS Gilman 220
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Fall Semester 2018 - Courses in BA Liberal Arts Program that Run According to the Israeli Semester Dates
The below courses are 2 or 4 credit courses which are part of the BA Program in Liberal Arts (taught in English). Study abroad students can take these courses but they must be aware that the end dates of the courses are in mid to late January in most cases, beyond the dates of the regular study abroad calendar. There might be cases where students can leave according to the study abroad calendar (December 20) and instead do an additional course assignment to make up for the missing weeks of the course. If you are interested in taking these courses, please first discuss with the TAU International Office Academic Coordinator Yael Gazit to understand the dates and the possibilities for these courses. More information on the class locations, exact dates, and syllabi for each BA course is provided on the BA Liberal Arts web site.
Please also note that many times classes in Israel are written “to the nearest hour”, meaning you may see a course that meets from 10:15-11:45 written as 10:00-12:00. In this case, the course starts at 10:15, and ends at 11:45. Below we have written the course times as they actually are.
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World Masterpieces of Western Tradition – Dr. Uri S. Cohen (4 credits) |
1662.1100.03 |
TUES, THURS |
16:15-17:45 |
TUES Gilman 307 THURS Gilman 456 |
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Digital Discourse: New Media Language and Dynamics – Dr. Carmel Vaisman (4 credits) |
1662.1500.01 |
SUN, THURS |
14:15-15:45 |
Rosenberg 102 |
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Posthumanism: The Ends of Man – Dr. Robin Shochat Bagon (2 credits) |
1662.2520.01 |
SUN |
12:15-13:45 |
Gilman 456 |
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Introduction to Early Modern Philosophy – Dr. Itay Snir (2 credits) |
1662.1403.01 |
MON, THURS |
MON 16:15-17:45
THURS 18:15-19:45 |
DD210 |
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Social and Cultural History of the Modern Middle East – Dr. D. Zisenwine (4 credits) |
1662.1201.01 |
MON, THURS |
12:15-13:45 |
DD212 |
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Planets, Stars, and Cosmic Order in Western Culture – Dr. Ido Yavetz (2 credits) |
1662.1115.01 |
TUES |
18:15-19:45 |
Gilman 361 |
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Modernity and its Discontents – Dr. Yoav Fromer (4 credits) |
1662.111.01 |
MON, THURS |
14:15-15:45 |
Rosenberg 001 |
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What is Post-Shoah Thought for Christians and Jews? – Dr. Barbara Meyer (2 credits) |
1662.2304.01 |
THURS |
12:15-13:45 |
Gilman 317 |
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Guided Readings – Dr. Adrian Sackson (2 credits) |
1662.1401.01 |
SUN |
10:15-11:45 |
Gilman 317A |
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Introduction to Aesthetics – Dr. Rona Cohen (2 credits) |
1662.2417.01 |
WED |
16:15-17:45 |
Gilman 362 |
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Puzzles about Persons - Dr. David Kovacs (4 credits) |
0618.3021.01 |
MON |
12:15-15:45 |
Gilman 362A |
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Psychology as a Science – Dr. Alana Siegal (2 credits)
|
1662.1604.03 |
MON |
12:15-13:45 |
Gilman 307 |
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Issues in Social Psychology – Dr. Rony Berger (2 credits) |
1662.1602.01 |
WED |
12:15-13:45 |
DD210 |
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Critical Dilemmas in Contemporary Psychology – Dr. Lisa Armon (2 credits) |
1662.2615.01 |
THURS |
10:15-11:45 |
Gilman 456 |
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