BSc in Life Sciences with an Additional Major

Admission Requirements

The admission Requirements of the Other Major.

• Admission details are Available on the Admissions Information Page (In Hebrew) or via International School
• Calculation of Chances of Acceptance (In Hebrew): Use the online tool to assess your chances of acceptance.
• Admission Criteria Based on High School GPA (No Psychometric Test) (In Hebrew)
• Special Admission Criteria for Reservists, Military Personnel, and Security Forces (In Hebrew).
• Admission Requirements for Applicants with International Diplomas

Curriculum Structure and Courses

Program Duration: 3 years (6 semesters)
Life Sciences Courses – 76 CP

The program includes core required courses in the first, second, and third years. In the third year, students can choose from a cluster of elective courses offered by the faculty, along with a selection of lab courses that provide hands-on, practical experience. 
It is the student’s responsibility to ensure that their course schedule does not include overlapping classes with the second major.
*1 CP course = a semester course of one hour per week.

Proposed Class Schedule Year 1: Introductory courses in biology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics.
Proposed Class Schedule Year 2: Biology courses including biochemistry, genetics,  molecular biology.
Proposed Class Schedule Year 3: Mandatory courses, elective courses, and seminars based on areas of interest in Life Sciences. 

The full course list can be found in the Life Sciences Flexible Dual Major, Curriculum 2025. (In Hebrew)
*The links lead to pages in Hebrew

Practical Activities and Experiences Conducted in the Faculty

The program includes hands-on experience in teaching laboratories.

Career Opportunities for Graduates

Graduates of the Faculty are well-integrated into the biotech and pharmaceutical industries, tech startups, food and agriculture sectors, research institutes, hospitals, clinics, and more. Many of our graduates continue their academic journey with advanced degrees and contribute to pioneering research. Additionally, some graduates pursue the four-year medical track.