Lowy Visiting Lecturers Program

The Lowy Visiting Lecturers program brings international scholars to Tel Aviv University (TAU) to teach concentrated courses at the undergraduate or graduate level for two to four weeks.

The program aims to strengthen academic collaborations across diverse fields of research and learning, while connecting students with global expertise.

Interested in inviting an international lecturer to become a Lowy Visiting Lecturer? Learn more and apply by May 29, 2025.

Previous Lowy Visiting Lecturers

Visiting Lecturer	Hosting Faculty Member / Division	Course Taught at Tel Aviv University
Neal Stulberg, UCLA	Dr. Ori Rom, Faculty of the Arts	Born in the USA
Brenda Jones, Lee University	Prof Bruria Adini, Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences	Public Health Consequences to Disasters
Eliyahu Dremenkov, Slovak Academy of Sciences	Prof. Segev Barak Sagol School of Neuroscience	Pharmacology and Physiology of Neuropsychiatric Disorders: Focus on Monoamines
Antonio Dello Iacono, University of the West of Scotland	Yftach Gepner, School of Public Health	Theory, Methodological Considerations, and Practical Applications of Biomechanics in Sport and Exercise
Pam Facto Litvak and Shelly Erlich, Columbia University	Prof. Liat Lerner, Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences	Reproductive Epidemiology: Sociodemographic, Environmental, and Clinical Determinants
Smadar Cohen-Chen, University of Sussex	Prof. Boaz Hameiri, Faculty of Social Sciences	Cross-Cultural Negotiations
David Levi, Boston University	Prof. Dan Rabinowitz, Faculty of Social Sciences	Business and Climate
David Dillenberger, Penn University	Dr. Itai Sporta, Faculty of Social Sciences	Topics in Decision Theory
Astrid von Busekist, Sciences-Po	Prof. Hani Lerner, Faculty of Social Sciences	Thinking about Boundaries
Daphna Heller, University of Toronto	Prof. Aya Meltzer- Asher, Faculty of Social Sciences	Topics in the Processing of Referring Expressions
Gabriel de Oliveira, University of South Alabama	Dr. Nir Sade, School of Plant Science and Food Security	Biophysical Remote Sensing: Principles and Data Analysis
Prof. Tiny Jaarsma, Linköping University	Prof. Semyon Melnikov Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences	Cultural Aspects of Self-Care in Chronic Illness
Andrea Massa, University of Trento	Prof. Amir Boag, School of Electrical Engineering/Faculty of Engineering	Global Optimization Methods: Theory, Implementations, and Advanced Engineering Applications
Adam Aviv, George Washington University	Prof. Eran Toch, Faculty of Industrial Engineering	Usable Security and Privacy
Prof. Bernard Black, Northwestern University	Dr. Yofi Tirosh, The Faculty of Law, The Zvi Meitar Center for Advanced Legal Studies	A Gentle Introduction to Corporate Finance
Gil Ben Herut, University of South Florida	Prof. Liora Sarfati, School of History	Fundamentals of Applied Digital Research in South Asian Languages
Kati Debretzeni, Royal Conservatory, The Hague	Dr. Ori Rom, Faculty of the Arts	Introduction to Baroque Violin Playing, Baroque Workshops and Projects
Charles Tenenbaum, Sciences-Po Lille	Prof. Itay Sened, Faculty of Social Sciences	New Issues of Peace and Security in Europe
Na’ama Rokem, University of Chicago	Prof. Galili Shahar and Uri S Cohen, Department of Comparative Literature and German Studies.	The Poetics of Self-Translation and Language Mixing