Sapir College

Communication Studies

Bachelor's Degree

Digital Media, Journalism, Public Relations

3 Years

Hebrew

Social Work

Bachelor's Degree

Social Welfare, Community Work

3 Years

Hebrew

Business Administration

Bachelor's Degree

Finance, Marketing, Management

3 Years

Hebrew

Computer Science

Bachelor's Degree

Software Development, Cybersecurity

3 Years

Hebrew

Law (LL.B.)

Bachelor's Degree

Legal Studies, International Law

3.5 Years

Hebrew

Film & Television

Bachelor's Degree

Production, Directing, Screenwriting

3 Years

Hebrew

Design and Visual Arts

Bachelor's Degree

Graphic Design, Animation, Photography

4 Years

Hebrew

Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Bachelor's Degree

Robotics, Communication Systems, Power Systems

4 Years

Hebrew

Education

Bachelor's Degree

Early Childhood, Special Education

3 Years

Hebrew

Public Administration

Bachelor's Degree

Public Policy, Urban Planning

3 Years

Hebrew

Cultural Studies

Bachelor's Degree

Film Studies, Literature, Philosophy

3 Years

Hebrew

Economics and Accounting

Bachelor's Degree

Economic Analysis, Auditing

3 Years

Hebrew

Nursing

Bachelor's Degree

Clinical Practice, Community Health

4 Years

Hebrew

Industrial Management

Bachelor's Degree

Production Management, Systems Analysis

4 Years

Hebrew

Logistics Management

Bachelor's Degree

Supply Chain Management, Transportation

3 Years

Hebrew

Communication Studies

3 Years

$4,500

Social Work

3 Years

$4,500

Business Administration

3 Years

$4,500

Computer Science

3 Years

$4,500

Law (LL.B.)

3.5 Years

$5,000

Film & Television

3 Years

$4,800

Design and Visual Arts

4 Years

$5,200

Electrical and Electronics Engineering

4 Years

$5,200

Education

3 Years

$4,500

Public Administration

3 Years

$4,500

Cultural Studies

3 Years

$4,500

Economics and Accounting

3 Years

$4,500

Nursing

4 Years

$5,200

Industrial Management

4 Years

$5,200

Logistics Management

3 Years

$4,500

Master of Business Administration (MBA)

2 Years

$6,000

Master of Social Work

2 Years

$5,800

Master of Public Administration

2 Years

$5,500

Master of Communication Studies

2 Years

$5,500

Master of Cultural Studies

2 Years

$5,500

Master of Education

2 Years

$5,500

Master of Law (LL.M.)

1.5 Years

$6,200

Master of Industrial Management

2 Years

$5,800

Master of Logistics Management

2 Years

$5,800

Master of Design and Visual Arts

2 Years

$6,200

Master of Film & Television

2 Years

$6,000

Master of Nursing

2 Years

$6,200

Master of Electrical and Electronics Engineering

2 Years

$6,200

Programs Available

Bachelor’s, Master’s, and some joint programs with other institutions.

Language of Instruction

Primarily Hebrew; some courses may be available in English.

Preparatory Hebrew Courses

Ulpan courses (intensive Hebrew) are available to help students integrate.

Accommodation

On-campus and off-campus housing options are available.

Tuition Fees

Varies by program; approximately $4,500 - $6,200 per year for most programs.

Scholarships

Limited scholarships for international students, including merit-based scholarships.

Support Services

International student support, academic advising, language support, and cultural integration assistance.

Campus Facilities

Modern classrooms, libraries, computer labs, sports facilities, and student centers.

Student Life

Clubs, cultural events, workshops, and networking opportunities.

Location

Located in the Negev region, offering a unique cultural and academic experience.

Application Requirements

Proof of high school/undergraduate completion, language proficiency, and specific program requirements.

Application Deadlines

Varies by program; early applications are encouraged.

Visa Requirements

Students need a student visa to study in Israel; the college assists with visa guidance.

1. Choose a Program

Explore the courses offered at Sapir College and select the program that matches your academic interests.

2. Check Eligibility

Ensure you meet the specific entry requirements for your chosen program, including academic qualifications.

3. Language Proficiency

Most programs are in Hebrew. Non-Hebrew speakers may need to take Hebrew language courses (Ulpan).

4. Application Form

Complete the online application form available on the Sapir College website.

5. Submit Required Documents

Provide necessary documents, such as:

  High school diploma or bachelor’s degree certificate (for Master's programs)

  Academic transcripts

  Proof of language proficiency (Hebrew or English, if applicable)

  CV or resume (if required by the program)

  Personal statement or motivation letter (if required)

6. Application Fee

Pay the non-refundable application fee, if applicable, as part of the application process.

7. Entrance Exams/Interviews

Some programs may require entrance exams, portfolios, or interviews as part of the admission criteria.

8. Receive Admission Decision

Admission decisions are typically communicated via email. Accepted students receive an official offer letter.

9. Acceptance and Enrollment

Accept the offer by following the instructions provided in the acceptance letter and complete the enrollment form.

10. Apply for Student Visa

Non-Israeli students must apply for a student visa (A2 visa) through the Israeli consulate in their country.

11. Register for Courses

Once enrolled, students need to register for their courses through the college's student portal.

12. Prepare for Arrival

Arrange accommodation, health insurance, and travel plans to Israel. Attend orientation sessions if offered.

Merit-Based Scholarships

Outstanding academic performance; top grades in high school or previous degrees.

Partial or full tuition coverage.

Apply through the admissions office or specific program.

Available for undergraduate and graduate students.

Need-Based Scholarships

Demonstrated financial need; must provide proof of income and financial statements.

Varies based on need.

Submit financial documents and scholarship application.

Priority for students from low-income families.

Social Engagement Scholarships

Active involvement in community service, volunteering, or social activism.

Partial tuition and stipends.

Application with proof of social engagement.

Focuses on students contributing to community work.

Diversity Scholarships

Minority groups, immigrants, or students from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Varies; partial tuition support.

Apply with relevant background documentation.

Supports social diversity within the student body.

Sports Scholarships

Outstanding athletes participating in college sports teams.

Partial tuition and other benefits.

Application with sports achievements and recommendations.

For students who balance sports with academics.

Departmental Scholarships

Program-specific scholarships based on academic or creative achievements.

Varies; may cover specific fees.

Check with specific departments for criteria.

Often includes film, design, and communication students.

Scholarships for Soldiers/Veterans

IDF soldiers, veterans, or those completing national service.

Partial tuition waiver.

Application with proof of service.

Supports students after military or national service.

International Students Scholarships

For international students with high academic merit.

Varies; typically partial support.

Application through the International Office.

Specific to non-Israeli students.

Special Circumstances Scholarships

Students with disabilities, single parents, or those with special family situations.

Varies based on circumstances.

Submit documents related to the specific condition.

Designed to aid those with unique personal challenges.

Perach Scholarship

Students who mentor younger students or children in need within the community.

Stipend and partial tuition fee.

Enroll in the Perach mentoring program.

Encourages social involvement through mentorship.

Campus Location

Located near Sderot, in the northern Negev region, Sapir College boasts a modern campus with green spaces, study areas, and accessible facilities.

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Academic Buildings

Equipped with lecture halls, computer labs, libraries, multimedia studios, and workshops tailored to specific programs like Film, Design, and Engineering.

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Library and Learning Resources

A large library with extensive academic resources, including books, journals, electronic databases, and quiet study spaces.

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Student Center

A hub for student activities, events, and gatherings, including cafes, food courts, and recreational areas.

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Sports Facilities

Sports center with gym, fitness rooms, basketball courts, soccer fields, and outdoor sports areas.

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On-Campus Accommodation

Dormitory-style housing with single, double, and shared room options. Includes basic furniture, shared kitchens, and common areas.

ILS 1,200 - 1,800/month ($300 - $450/month)

Off-Campus Accommodation

Various private apartments and housing options in Sderot and surrounding areas. Costs vary based on location and amenities.

ILS 1,500 - 2,500/month ($375 - $625/month)

Cafeterias and Dining

Several cafeterias and food kiosks offering kosher meals, snacks, and beverages at student-friendly prices.

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Health and Counseling Services

On-campus health services with medical assistance, psychological counseling, and wellness programs available to students.

Included in tuition fees

Wi-Fi and IT Facilities

High-speed Wi-Fi across campus, computer labs, printing stations, and tech support available to all students.

Included in tuition fees

Student Clubs and Activities

Various student clubs, cultural events, workshops, and extracurricular activities, including film screenings and guest lectures.

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Transportation

Free shuttle services between the campus and nearby cities like Sderot and Ashkelon. Accessible public transportation options nearby.

Free or low-cost public transport

Parking Facilities

On-campus parking available for students, staff, and visitors.

Low-cost parking permits required

Accessibility

Fully accessible facilities for students with disabilities, including ramps, elevators, and adapted learning materials.

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Cultural Diversity

The college is a melting pot of cultures, attracting students from various backgrounds, including Israeli Jews, Arabs, immigrants, and international students, creating a rich and inclusive atmosphere.

Student Union

An active student union organizes events, represents student interests, and provides services like exam preparation materials, social events, and advocacy.

Clubs and Societies

A wide range of student clubs and societies, including those focused on arts, music, debate, entrepreneurship, sports, and specific academic interests.

Social Engagement and Volunteering

Strong emphasis on community involvement with numerous volunteering opportunities, including tutoring, social activism, and community service projects.

Cultural Events and Festivals

Frequent cultural events, film screenings, music concerts, art exhibitions, and the renowned cinema and TV school events, which are open to students and the public.

Sports and Recreation

Access to sports facilities including a gym, basketball courts, soccer fields, and fitness classes. Competitive sports teams and recreational activities are available.

Career Services and Workshops

Career guidance, job fairs, workshops, and internship programs help students prepare for the job market. The Career Center offers support in CV writing, job search strategies, and interview preparation.

Student Support Services

Comprehensive support services including academic counseling, personal psychological counseling, career advice, and assistance for students with disabilities.

On-Campus Cafeterias and Food Options

Multiple food outlets offering a range of kosher and non-kosher options at student-friendly prices, including vegetarian and vegan meals.

Housing and Living

On-campus and nearby off-campus accommodation provide comfortable living spaces with basic amenities, promoting a sense of community among students.

Safety and Security

The college prioritizes safety with 24/7 security on campus, making it a secure environment for all students.

Networking Opportunities

Opportunities to connect with professionals through guest lectures, workshops, and industry connections, especially in fields like film, law, and communication.

Religious and Spiritual Life

Facilities for students of different faiths, including prayer rooms. The college respects religious observances and provides support for students observing Jewish, Muslim, and Christian practices.

Transportation and Accessibility

Convenient transportation links including free shuttles from Sderot and nearby areas, making commuting easy for students living off-campus.

Festivals and Social Gatherings

The college hosts regular social gatherings, outdoor festivals, and barbecues, fostering a lively campus atmosphere.

International Student Community

Dedicated support for international students including orientation programs, Hebrew language courses, and integration activities to help them adapt to life in Israel.

Career Center

The Career Center provides personalized career guidance, job search support, resume writing assistance, and interview preparation.

Internship Programs

Most academic programs include mandatory or optional internships, providing hands-on experience in relevant industries.

Industry Connections

Strong ties with local and national companies, especially in fields like media, communication, law, management, and technology.

Job Fairs and Career Events

Regular job fairs, career expos, and networking events allow students to connect directly with employers and industry professionals.

Practical Learning Approach

Emphasis on real-world learning through project-based courses, workshops, and fieldwork, preparing students for industry challenges.

Alumni Network

Active alumni network that offers mentoring, job opportunities, and networking events, helping students build connections within their fields.

On-Campus Recruitments

Some companies conduct recruitment drives on campus, particularly for programs in high demand sectors like communication, media, and law.

Entrepreneurship Support

Entrepreneurship programs and incubators are available for students interested in starting their own businesses or projects.

Workshops and Seminars

Regular workshops on soft skills, job readiness, professional etiquette, and industry trends to help students gain employability skills.

Portfolio Development

Especially for creative fields like design and film, students receive guidance on building strong portfolios that appeal to potential employers.

Support for Special Groups

Additional support for veterans, students with disabilities, and minority groups to help them find suitable employment opportunities.