Health Professions - Undergraduate Programs

This page is up to date 18.02.2024

 

Department of Communication Disorders (0161)

Information on the Department of Communication Disorders is up to date 08.02.24

 

The 3.5 year program enables the student to acquire a bachelors (B.A.) degree in Communication Disorders.

 

The program is open only for Israeli citizens or Israeli residents.

 

Applicants must take the Psychometric Entrance Exam and achieve a grade of at least 620. The exam must be taken by April 2024 . 

 

Applicants who hold Master's degree with a thesis from a recognized institution with an average grade of at least 85. 

 

Candidates who do not hold an Israeli High School Matriculation Certificate or its equivalent must have a complete High School Certificate and a minimum grade average of 85 in 40 credits of study toward the Bachelor's degree or a minimum grade average of 85 in the Mechina (preparatory) Program in the Exact or Life Sciences tracks. The number of Mechina graduates accepted each year is determined by the Admissions Committee.

 

Application without Psychometric test

 

Candidates who hold a Master's degree with a thesis from a recognized academic institution with an average grade of at least 85 + an interview. 

 

You can register to the communication Disorder program as a first priority only.

 

The candidacy of those who have failed/been expelled from other schools of medicine and/or the health professions will not be considered.

 

The Faculty Admissions Committee reserves the right to review special cases.

 

English Language Requirements

Candidates should achieve a grade of at least 120 in the English Placement Examination within the framework of the Psychometric Examination, or  in the Amir Exam or 377 points in the verbal section of the SAT exam. 

Advanced Level 2 achieved in any other framework, including courses, is not valid for Communication Disorders.

Students must reach an exempt level before the beginning of the second year.

 

Hebrew Language Requirements

 

Applicants for communication disorders who require knowledge of Hebrew are required to take the Yael/Yaelnet test of the National Center and achieve a score of at least 105 by the time of registration, and reach the "exempt" level by the beginning of the second year.

 

 

Department of Nursing – Generic Program (0162)

The information on this program is up to date 08.02.2024.

 

The Department offers studies in a general program towards a B.A. degree in Nursing and Registered Nurse certificate.

The clinical studies take place in six affiliated medical centers.

 

The purpose of the program is to prepare graduates to function in the various health services (hospitals, community clinics, education system, etc.) Studies include both the theoretical and practical knowledge of the basic sciences in medicine, social sciences, and nursing.

 

Upon completion of studies, the student is awarded a B.A. and is eligible for the Nursing Certificate (provided the student passes the licensing exams of the Ministry of Health).

 

Applicants must take the Psychometric Entrance Exam by July 2024 and achieve a minimum score of 510.

 

Matching score 522 or higher (Matching score = weighting of the psychometric exam scores and the matriculation exam scores)

 

Acceptance based on improvement of summer Bagrut exams will be discussed based upon vacancy combined with and existing final grade and will be left to the judgment of the acceptance committee. 

 

Course and Duration of Studies

The program requires four years for completion.

The courses at the program are taught in Hebrew (except for two courses that are taught in English).

 

First Year

Basic Sciences: chemistry, biochemistry, anatomy, physiology, microbiology, pharmacology.

 

Social Sciences and nursing sciences: introduction to sociology, psychology.

 

Second and Third Year

Studies in Medical Sciences, Nursing of the adult and elderly patient, Nursing of children and women, Nursing in emergency room, Psychiatric Nursing, Ethics, Community nursing.

 

Fourth year

Advanced studies: Emergency nursing; Law in nursing; research seminars; Health Economics and quality and safety care; topics in administration and education in nursing, research and selected studies.

 

Clinical Studies

Clinical studies begin in the second year and continue parallel to the theoretical studies throughout the next three years of study.

 

Registration and Admission Requirements

For general registration and admission requirements refer to the section "Registration Procedures and Admission Requirements" for the B.A. degree.

 

Applicants must take the Psychometric Entrance Exam by July 2024 and achieve a minimum score of 510.

 

Matching score 522 or higher (Matching score = weighting of the psychometric exam scores and the matriculation exam scores)

 

Candidates, holders of a BA degree have to submit the score of at least 500 in Psychometric Entrance Exam.

 

The program is open to applicants who are Israeli citizens or foreign citizens with the status of Israeli Resident. 

 

Applicants (including new immigrants from non-English speaking countries) must attain the Advanced 1 level in English before beginning their first year of studies.

 

Applicants must submit to the Admissions Office all the forms and certificates required by the University.

 

Candidates who have previously studied nursing in an academic or non-academic school of nursing must mention this fact in the registration form.

 

Sorting test

Suitable candidates will be invited to a sorting test (including questionnaires and psycho-technic exams), which is part of the admission process and checks the suitability of the candidate for nursing profession.

 

Personal Interview

The department of nursing has the right to invite candidates for a personal interview, as part of the admissions process.

 

Accelerated program for non-nursing BA graduates (0162)

The Department offers a track for holders of a B.A. degree towards a B.A in nursing and Registered Nurse degree. The track requires 2.5 years for completion.

 

The courses at the program are taught in Hebrew.

 

The purpose of the program is to prepare graduates to function in the various health services (community, hospital, education system, etc.). Extensive instruction is given on both the theoretical and practical knowledge of the basic sciences in medicine, social sciences, and nursing. Education in the nursing profession is on an academic level.

 

Upon completion of studies, the student is awarded a B.A. and is eligible for the Nursing Certificate (provided the student passes the licensing exams of the Ministry of Health).

 

Registration and Admission Requirements

For general registration and admission requirements refer to the section "Registration Procedures and Admission Requirements" for the B.A. degree.

 

The program is open for Israeli citizens only.

 

Applicants must have a minimum grade point average of 75 in their undergraduate studies.

 

All candidates must achieve the "ptor" level in English and Hebrew before the beginning of the academic year.

 

Applicants must submit to the Admissions Office all the forms and certificates required by the University.

 

Personal Interview 

Suitable candidates will be invited to a sorting test (including questionnaires and exams), which is part of the admission process. 

 

Applicants with M.A or Ph.D. degree are exempt from sorting test and will be invited for a personal interview.

 

The department of nursing has the right to invite candidates for a personal interview, as part of the admissions considerations.

 

Physical Therapy (0164)

The information on this program is up to date 08.02.2024.

 

The program at the Department of Physical Therapy leads to a Bachelor of Physical Therapy (BPT) degree. The four-year program (eight fall and spring consecutive semesters) consists of a structured set of courses lectured by our staff members at the University campus and at our clinical education centers located in two main hospitals in the greater Tel Aviv area. Clinical placements are part of the curriculum and students complete a minimum of 960 hours of PT practicum in different clinical areas at affiliated clinics, hospitals and various rehabilitation institutions.

 

Candidates must undertake the National Psychometric Examination by April 2024. All candidates, including those holding an academic degree, must have a valid psychometric exam grade with a minimum score of 630 (applicants with a Master’s degree are exempted).

 

Applicants must achieve the score of at least 120 in the English Placement Exam or the English part of Psychometric Entrance examination before beginning their first year in the PT program (i.e., before the first academic year).

 

Candidates must submit high-school matriculation certificate, which should include as a pre-requisite: successful matriculation in 4 units in Mathematics or higher.  Candidates who took an academic Mathematics course, in a recognized institution must submit the original transcript and syllabus.

Graduates of the preparatory program, Mechina, in Natural or Exact Sciences with an average minimum grade of 85. In addition, candidates must have at least 4 units in Mathematics . 

 

It is possible to register for PT studies as a first priority or as a second priority, given that Medicine is the first priority.

Applicants who failed/were expelled from Medicine or Health Professions programs in the past will not be eligible to register.

 

The program is open to applicants who are Israeli citizens or foreign citizens with the status of Israeli Residents .

 

The acceptance process includes  a compilated grade which consists of the Matriculation results and Psychometric Entrance exam score. Holders of the highest grades will be summoned for an interview. 

The acceptance will be based on the compilated grade and the interview results.

 

 

The Department Admissions Committee will give special consideration to the following candidates:

  • Graduates of Natural/Exact Sciences or Engineering with a minimum grade point average score of 80 or above. The Admissions Committee reserves the right to interview such candidates.
  • Graduates of all other subjects with a minimum average score of 85 and prior academic courses in Mathematics equivalent to at least 4 units in Mathematics in the Israeli matriculation system, with a minimum grade of 70.
  • Graduates of the preparatory program, Mechina, in Natural or Exact Sciences with an average minimum grade of 85. In addition, candidates must have at least 4 units in Mathematics  .

 

Candidates holding foreign certificates will be considered on the basis of an average of the Psychometric exam and the matriculation certificate. They must have reached the necessary level in mathematics equivalent to at least 4 units on the Israeli matriculation . Applicants with AP course units in mathematics whose registration is based on a U.S. High School Diploma and SAT scores (1270 at least in the verbal and math sections in the old exam or 1340 in the new exam) or ACT scores (at least 29 points) but do not attend the "Mechina," are required to contact the registration office in order to verify their eligibility to apply to Physical Therapy. 

 

Health Regulations

Candidates accepted to the BPT program in the Physical Therapy Department must read Health Regulations in the "Information Booklet for Candidates", which presents a complete version in Hebrew of University and Faculty regulations. Students will be required to complete and sign a formal "Health Information Consent Form" (in the Hebrew booklet). All BPT students should be vaccinated for Measles, Hepatitis B and BCG (if needed after a Mantoux test), within the first year of the program.

 

Occupational Therapy (0165)

This page is up to date 18.01.2024. 

 

The Department of Occupational Therapy offers a Bachelor in Occupational Therapy (B.O.T.) degree, in which we endeavor to prepare competent occupational therapists.

 

The B.O.T. is 3.5 year program taught in the Hebrew language. The program includes courses in basic sciences, Occupational Therapy theory and practice, and clinical fieldwork studies.

 

The B.O.T. degree is recognized in Israel, meeting international standards.

 

Admission is open to the following candidates:

  • Applicants who are Israeli citizens or foreign citizens with Israeli residency status.
  • Graduates of foreign high schools with a minimum grade average of 85 in the natural or exact sciences in a Preparatory Program (Mechina). The number of graduates from this program, accepted each year will be determined by the Admissions Committee.
  • Candidates who have studied a year or more in an undergraduate (B.A.) degree program require a minimum average of 85 in each of the years studied, in which a weighted cumulative average is calculated from full academic years.
  • Applicants with B.A. degree require a minimum average of 85. 

 

 Admission Requirements

Acceptance is based on the matriculation grade average, the result of the National Psychometric Entrance Exam, and a personal interview.

  • Psychometric Exam - Candidates must undertake the National Psychometric Entrance Exam by April 2024. Students studying in the Preparatory Program (Mechina) may take the exam by the end of July 2024. All candidates, including those holding an academic degree, must have a valid psychometric exam grade with a minimum score of 600, except for:
  1. Applicants with a B.A. degree with a minimum grade average of 90.
  2. Applicants with a matriculation, minimum grade average of 106 and three Tel Aviv University online courses with a minimum average of 85 and at least 70 in each course.
  3. Applicants with a Master’s degree.
  • Personal Interview - All candidates will be invited to a personal interview.
  • English Language Requirements - Candidates should achieve an Advanced 1 Level grade of at least 100 in the English Placement Examination within the framework of the Psychometric Examination. The last Amir Exam permitted is in July 2024.
  • Hebrew Language Requirements - Candidates who take the psychometric exam in a language other than Hebrew and do not have an Israeli matriculation (except for those who are exempt), or have an Israeli matriculation where the language of the final examinations is not Hebrew, must take Language Proficiency Exam and reach "Level Gimel" in order to be invited to a personal interview. This level must be achieved by July 2024.
  • Knowledge of Chemistry and Physics - Candidates must prove knowledge in Chemistry and Physics by taking one of the following alternatives:
  1. The Israeli matriculation examinations in Chemistry and Physics with a minimum level of 3 units.
  2. Recognized pre-academic matriculation results of a minimum level of 3 units.
  3. University examinations in Chemistry and Physics.

 

General requirements for registration

  • Candidates must list Occupational Therapy as a first choice.
  • A photocopy of an Identity Card or a Passport page stating personal details (birth date, etc.) or a photocopy of Birth Certificate.
  • “Declaration of Health” and “Personal Declaration” form No.14 A and B (see the Hebrew website) signed by the applicant.
  • "No Criminal Record" form No. 15 (see Hebrew website) must be filled by the applicant. 
  • All students will be required to be vaccinated according to the Israeli Department of Health Regulations. This requirement is mandatory for passing to the second year.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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