Tag: Jerusalem College of Technology

93.8% of Haredi students at The Jerusalem College of Technology described having a positive experience in volunteer programs.

"JCT graduates are hard-working, smart, and innovative."

Israel’s Anglo communities often don't hire rabbis, so JCT aims to revive the position of rabbi as community leader.

The initiative was launched after a tumultuous summer of violence last year.

Tuition is far less than a standard American university, all while offering high-level academics in English over the course of the three-year program.

All participants must have a matchmaker who represents and advocates for them to be matched with appropriate candidates.

Cyber Elite 2.0 is set to bolster Israel’s cyber industry with underleveraged talent from Orthodox communities.

FlyTech was founded three years ago by former IDF officers from air force UAV squadrons who became Torah-observant during their military service.

The JCT’s International Program offers young men and women the opportunity to study Torah in Israel while pursuing a prestigious academic degree in Computer Science or Business Administration in English.

“The Selma Jelinek School of Nursing” is being named after a Jewish Holocaust survivor who served as a nurse in the Russian Army.

More than 100 Orthodox and Ultra-Orthodox students from Israel and dozens of other countries took part in the fourth annual Jerusalem College of Technology hackathon, working for 48 hours on innovative projects and designs.

From Israel’s historic moon mission to its lifesaving anti-missile systems, a group of unsung heroes is playing an outsized role in the Jewish state’s greatest achievements in the defense sector as well as other science and technology fields.

Separate classes for male and female students already exist in some colleges, university preparatory programs and a dedicated campus within Bar-Ilan University.

Venturing outside my comfort zone was unnerving, but I am so happy I challenged myself in this way.