A one-year, English-taught MA at Tel Aviv University's Porter School, teaching environmental studies through Israel's unusual geographic and geopolitical lens — water scarcity, drylands, contested resources. Three intensive semesters combine core multidisciplinary coursework with the Porter Internship Program and a summer institute, placing students inside Israeli and regional environmental initiatives.
Rolling admissions for 2026-27; no fixed cut-off published
USD 12,640/year for international students per the official costs page (includes student services, union, library, activities and field trips; excludes health insurance and housing). Accelerated one-year (3-semester) structure; need-based aid and payment plans available.
Specialization tracks
Environmental Entrepreneurship and ManagementSustainable DevelopmentClimate Change Policy
Curriculum modules
Core courses (18 credits) — Interdisciplinary base across science, legal, ethical and health issues.
Electives (12 credits) — Including track-specific clusters.
Seminars (8 credits) — Theoretical and practical seminars within each track; 38 credits over three semesters, with an optional thesis track.
Admission requirements
Bachelor's degree (any discipline; relevant background an asset)
English proficiency (programme taught entirely in English)
Transcripts, CV, statement of purpose and references via TAU International; Israeli medical insurance required while studying
Fees and deadlines change every year: always confirm them on the official page before applying.
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