TAU International Scholarships
COVID-19 Support Scholarship
Tel Aviv University recognizes that the future holds many uncertainties. As an institution for higher education, the pursuit of education is our upmost priority.
Our aim is to make studying at Tel Aviv University possible during these difficult times; so that those in need should not forgo the opportunity to realize their academic goals.
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Lone Soldiers - The Sean Carmeli Fund
The School of Political Science, Government and International Affairs has established a fund to support former lone soldiers studying at Tel Aviv University named in memory of Staff Sergeant Sean Carmeli (z"l).
The fund's goal is to provide former lone soldiers with the support they need to better integrate into Israeli society via higher education.
Scholarships are open to students of any discipline enrolled in a BA or MA program at Tel Aviv University. Qualified candidates are required to have served a minimum of one year's time as a lone soldier in the Israel Defense Forces.
Required Application Documents
- 1 updated copy of their CV
- Proof of enrollment at Tel Aviv University
- Official lone soldier certificate from the IDF (אישור חייל בודד)
- A 1-2 page essay outlining their military service, academic and/or professional career goals, and commitment to the betterment of Israeli society
Applicants are required to disclose all forms of external assistance they are receiving from non-governmental organizations and/or private parties. Due to Students receiving full-ride assistance from organizations such as (but not limited to) Keren Heseg or the FIDF are barred from applying to the Carmeli Fund.
Applications should be submitted to the School of Political Science, to limorra@tauex.tau.ac.il, in Hebrew or English, subject line:
״הגשת מועמדות למלגה ע״ש שון כרמלי ז״ל״
Application Deadline: A call for action will be posted on November 2020.
The Naomi Prawer Kadar International Yiddish Summer Program
Tuition assistance provided to qualified students. Students must be enrolled in the TAU International Yiddish program.
