The Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School for Advanced Studies in the Humanities is thrilled to invite:
Graduate students from all universities to attend the Digital Humanities Program of 2021/22.
Applications must be submitted through the online form by December 20, 2021. Read more about Digital Humanities Program of 2021/22
Today the MSAS was visited by Hildegard and Thomas Hoene, the heads of the Hoene Foundation (Germany), which finances several of our scholarships for students from Issawiya who study at HUJI. In a meeting attended by community activists from Issawiya, representatives of HUJI, and two of the student beneficiaries, there was serious discussion of the needs and of HUJI's efforts to contribute what it can to the population of East Jerusalem in general and Issawiya in particular. Read more about Visit of heads of the Hoene Foundation (Germany)
Upon the opening of the 2021/22 academic year, the administration of the Mandel School wishes its staff and fellows a healthy and successful year, one in which they will all move forward toward achieving their goals and fulfilling their dreams -- and promises to do what it can to help them do so.
The Mandel Fellowships are intended for scholars, from Israel and abroad, who have shown exceptional excellence and originality, and whose research contributes significantly to academic scholarship and cultural discourse. Read more about Mandel Scholion Postdoctoral Fellowships 2022-2025
The program will be taught in Hebrew.
For more information, please visit our Hebrew site.
The Mandel School promotes innovation among its PhD Honors Candidates. For the coming 2020/2021 academic year, we offer grants for those students engaged in innovative, creative research conducted beyond standard academic activity, such as: collaborations with Israeli and international students, workshops and study groups, and other socially-oriented projects.
To apply: http://scholarships.huji.ac.il Read more about PhD Research Innovation Grants
