Humanities - Undergraduate Programs

This information is up to date 04.01.2022.

The Tel Aviv University undergraduate program is a three-year program, offering three study tracks: double-major (dm), single-major (sm) and expanded track studies. Each department offers different options. Please check with each department to learn about the available study tracks.

To earn a double-major (dm) BA, students must successfully complete the course of study in two departments.

Some departments offer a single-major track from the second year of study. Students with outstanding scholastic achievements during their first year of double-major studies may enroll in this track. Please check with the individual departments regarding specific requirements for single-major studies.

The departments of Archaeology and Ancient Eastern Cultures, Classics—Greece and Rome, and Arabic and Islam Studies offer expanded track studies, combining two fields of study in the same department, from the first year of studies.

Admissions

• A minimum score of 450 on the psychometric exam (does not include the Philosophy, Economics, Political Science - 0651 program).
• Matriculation certificate in compliance with University standards.
• Candidates over 40 years of age with an Israeli matriculation certificate are exempt from the psychometric exam (does not include the Philosophy, Economics, Political Science - 0651 program).
• Some departments may have additional requirements.

BA studies are offered in the following areas:

Arabic and Islamic Studies

Archaeology and Ancient Near Eastern Cultures 

Biblical Studies

Classics–Greece and Rome

East Asian Studies

English Literature and American Studies

French Culture - program will not open for registration for 2024/2025 academic year. 

General History

Hebrew Language & Semitic Linguistics

Jewish History

Jewish Philosophy & Talmud

Linguistics

Literature

Middle Eastern and African History

Multidisciplinary Program in the Humanities

Philosophy

Philosophy, Economics, Political Science

Women and Gender Studies

International Program in Liberal Arts