Sherman Administration Building, 4th Floor, Room 408
Mt. Scopus, Jerusalem 9190501
February 9, 2021
Dear Hebrew University students,
The University administration is working to renew teaching on campus in the second semester. In coordination with the University’s team of experts, which advises the Israeli government, we are working hard to formulate a detailed plan that is designed to enable on-campus instruction while minimizing risk of infection, and is in accordance with the relevant regulations.
Dear colleagues,
Hopefully our situation is improving. Below are brief updates on issues related to the pandemic, especially general updates, and a request for your suggestions on a number of topics.
Dear Students,
We wish you success in the upcoming end-of-semester exams, and would like to update you on the exam period and to preparations for the second semester.
Dear Faculty members,
Our academic activity continues to the extent possible. During the current lockdown period, from January 10, 2021 until further notice, we will act as follows:
Dear Hebrew University Students,
Re: Exams Policy
The Hebrew University is preparing to hold exams at the end of the first semester of the 2020-2021 academic year, in a format that will ensure the health of students and members of the administrative and academic staff, while maintaining the integrity of the exams and providing students with numerical scores.
Dear Colleagues,
I am pleased to send you this update on various issues.
Greetings,
I am pleased to update regarding developments in a variety of areas. We welcome your comments and suggestions for improvement.
1. We extend warm congratulations to two colleagues on winning important awards: Prof. Rafi Meshulam, who celebrated his 90th birthday last week, won the Harvey Award from the Technion, for his outstanding achievements in cannabinoid research, which made a crucial scientific contribution to both basic and applied research.
Dear Faculty members,
Wishing us all a successful academic year. This is an opportunity to thank you for your great efforts in preparing for remote teaching, for your creativity and your commitment to excellence in teaching. The ongoing increase in the students’ reported satisfaction from studying at the Hebrew University, and the additional increase in the number of students (an increase of 12% in first year students) suggest that the students also appreciate your efforts.
Dear Hebrew University students,
We wish you an enjoyable academic year.
Dear faculty members,
In preparation for the start of the 2020-2021 academic year, below are a number of updates and suggestions pertaining to teaching, along with a few other matters.
Online Teaching