Academics

COMAS' School of Business Administration is the largest in Israel, and it offers students Undergraduate as well as Graduate programs. Many of our graduates occupy senior management positions in the private and public sectors.

Striks School of Law

The Haim Striks School of Law was founded in 1990 by Prof. Daniel Freedman who later became Israel’s secretary of justice and won the Israel Award for Law. It was the first non-university institution to be accredited by the Higher Education Council as one entitled to grant its graduates a bachelor’s degree in law, and the first to provide a master’s degree program.

School of Media Studies

The School is the largest school of Media Studies in the country catering to more than 50% of Israel’s students of Media Studies. The School’s B.A. program in Media Studies and Management integrates theoretical and practical knowledge at the highest academic level.

School of Behavioral Sciences

The School of Behavioral Sciences was established in 1994, and is a unique school among the institutes of higher education in Israel. The School combines theoretical and practical studies in psychology, sociology, and anthropology.

School of Economics

The School of Economics has set as its goal to establish, expand and enhance its graduates' knowledge in economics and management, so that they will be able to seamlessly integrate into the market.

School of Computer Science

The School of Computer Sciences has been part of COMAS since 1998, providing its graduates with a B.Sc. degree in computer sciences. The dynamic curriculum changes according to the needs of the high tech industry and university requirements for graduate studies.

Department of Interior Design

The Department of Interior Design was founded in 1995 to meet the need for a full academic program specializing in interior design.

Department of Psychology

The Elite Psychology Unit–Small and Prestigious
The Psychology department deliberately decided to accept a relatively small number of select students, with the goal of forming a small and prestigious team.

Cross Campus Studies Unit (CCSU)

The Cross Campus Studies Unit was established in 2010 to optimally manage the diverse range of courses offered by the College of Management - Academic Studies (COMAS) that do not belong to a specific study unit, but rather are open to all students.

Academic Opportunity Program (AOP)

The Academic Opportunity Program (AOP) provides opportunities to candidates who have high academic potential yet do not meet the admissions requirements for the various courses of study.

Institute for Continuing Education (ICE)

The Institute for Continuing Education is an educational institute specializing in technology and business leadership, operating as part of the College of Management - Academic Studies (COMAS).

International Students

School of Business