Scholarship Application Instructions

Guidelines for a Doctorate Degree (Ph.D.)

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Guidelines for a Master’s Degree (M.A.)

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Undergraduate Scholarships (B.A.)

Undergraduate scholarships are awarded to students from low-income families.

The scholarship committee offers financial aid from the university’s budget and external funds.

 

Scholarships are granted based on per capita family income and academic performance.

Additional criteria considered:

  • Study load

  • Academic achievements

  • Military reserve service

  • National or military service

Scholarships from external donors are awarded according to donor-specific criteria.

 

Application Process

Applications must be submitted via the IN-BAR system.

Please upload all required supporting documents to the IN-BAR system as follows:

  • Personal letter

  • Salary slip and Form 106 – Father

  • Salary slip and Form 106 – Mother

  • Salary slip and Form 106 – Student

  • For self-employed individuals: Annual tax return

  • National Insurance allowances

  • Copy of ID and appendix

  • Letter from a social worker or welfare office

  • Unemployment benefits

  • Alimony payments

  • Pension documentation

  • Other sources of income

  • If married: Spouse’s salary slip and Form 106

  • Proof of dormitory housing rent

  • Rental contract (as tenant, landlord, or both)

  • Recent mortgage payment confirmation

  • Childcare/kindergarten expenses

  • Tuition fees for yeshiva or boarding school

  • Proof of enrollment for siblings or children

  • Vehicle registration

  • Military discharge certificate and combat/support soldier certificate (if applicable)

Application Periods

  • Regular Submission: June–August

  • Late Submission: September–October

Note: Students in the six-year medical program may apply for a scholarship only during years 1–3.

Translated from original in Hebrew, by: Iris Goldwirth June 22, 2025