M.A. in International Development (GLOCAL)
General Information
This International Development (GLOCAL) program at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem is an interdisciplinary 18-month graduate program offered by the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. We translate academic research into a practical understanding of community development – an approach empowering communities in need across the world to prosper and succeed.
Quick Facts |
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Duration: | 18 Months |
Tuition Fee: | US$ 9,800 |
Starting in: | October |
Location: | Jerusalem, Israel |
Opportunities
This International Development (GLOCAL) program at The Hebrew University of Jerusaleml offers theoretical knowledge, inspired by a global perspective, and practical local solutions. Glocal cultivates a new generation of practitioners who are equipped with cutting-edge theories and expertise whilst comprehending and engaging with the challenges facing marginalized communities.
Established in 2010, the Glocal Program is part of the Faculty of Social Sciences at the Hebrew University. Placed in one of the world’s 100 leading faculties of social sciences, the program is taught in English and offers a diverse range of courses.
Admission and Requirements
- Bachelors degree from a recognized university
- “B” average in undergraduate studies or its equivalent. These are the minimum admission requirements. Many departments are selective and require a higher grade average.
- Additional exams may be required, such as the GRE or GMAT.
- Knowledge of English: All candidates are required to meet English proficiency requirements as listed in the program website. TOEFL and IELTS are recognized.
Meet our alumni
Why study with us?
Location - Jerusalem
Study in one of the most ancient cities in the world, today a colourful carpet of cultures and peoples, innovative technology and entrepreneurial spirit
Innovation
A tradition of innovation at the start up nation led for nearly 10K patents, 150 new inventions per year and over 600 commercial products
Academic & Research Excellence
Hebrew University faculty and alumni have won eight Nobel Prizes, one Fields Medal and 14 Wolf Prizes, among others