Description Special Populations Advanced Research and Clinic Center (SPARC) was established with the vision and strong desire to integrate research and society, focusing on the needs of individuals with special
Description Prof. Yael Kali from the Department of Learning and Instructional Sciences at the University of Haifa has received an ISF grant through the Breakthrough Research Program (Mafatz). Her project
Description The Ebisu Sign Language Theatre Laboratory, established by Prof. Wendy Sandler, funded by the European Union, has performed internationally. Their latest production, for deaf and hearing audiences alike, is
Prof. Mor Peleg, Head of the University of Haifa Data Science Research Center is leading the “RIKMA” Project , which aims to provide access to vast government data for researchers
Dr. Carmit-Noa Shpigelman – working at the Intersection of Gender and Disabilities SDG Highlights Dr. Carmit-Noa Shpigelman. Photo Credit: University of Haifa Description Dr. Carmit-Noa Shpigelman of the Faculty of
Description Prof. Mouna Maroun, the first Arab female professor in the field of neuroscience in Israel, was named by the Israeli publication Globes as one of the 2023’s top 50
At the onset of the attack from Iran, the faculty of the School of Therapy, Counseling, and Human Development launched a series of online lectures designed to support the broader
Led by Prof. Eran Tauber, Prof. Tamar Shochat, and Prof. Dani Ben-Zvi. This project engages middle and high school students across Israel in hands-on sleep research. Students collect and analyze
Project Leads:Prof. Avi Sagi-Schwartz – Head of the Interdisciplinary Program in Early Childhood Development and Education in Developing Countries; Director, Center for the Study of Child DevelopmentProf. Yair Ziv –
The first HIL SPARKS Meet-up on Impact Measurement, led by Haifa Innovation Labs (HIL), brought together a strong and diverse audience of entrepreneurs, HIL alumni, and students for an evening
The University of Haifa has recently secured three competitive grants from the Israel Innovation Authority, totaling approximately NIS 3 million. Combined with the University’s own investment, these initiatives represent an
The Innovation and Sustainability Unit at the University of Haifa invites faculty members to submit proposals for the Call for Courses Incorporating Social and Environmental Action (Academic Year 2025–2026). This
The leadership of Israel’s Council for Higher Education and Planning and Budgeting Committee conducted an official working visit to the University of Haifa. Led by University President Prof. Gur Alroey
On July 6, 2026, the University of Haifa’s Carmel campus hosted the Mental Health Innovation Summit 2026. The event brought together academic researchers, clinicians, and tech startups to showcase an
The Stiva family warmly welcomed students, alumni, and faculty from the International Early Childhood Education and Development Program at the University of Haifa – a one-year, English-language program preparing professionals
This project was selected for funding under the University of Haifa’s Impact Research Initiative (2024–2025) and supported by a NIS 50,000 grant from the Innovation and Sustainability Division. The awarded
Description Recognizing the need for advanced information skills among research students, Younes & Soraya Nazarian Library at the University of Haifa, in collaboration with the Online Learning Unit and academic
Description Special Populations Advanced Research and Clinic Center (SPARC) was established with the vision and strong desire to integrate research and society, focusing on the needs of individuals with special
As part of its Age Friendly University initiative, the university held a lecture by Dr. Tom Navon on Jewish renewal in Israel, attracting strong interest from senior participants. The event,
The university launched the “Friezec Hub for a Shared Society” with a national conference on social cohesion, polarization, and shared society in Israel, bringing together researchers, academics, civil society, government,
At the onset of the attack from Iran, the faculty of the School of Therapy, Counseling, and Human Development launched a series of online lectures designed to support the broader
The University of Haifa’s “Talents” Program, operating under Academia 360, showcased a unique model at Israel’s leading HR Excellence Conference, bridging focused academic training with real industry needs. Exposure to
The Stiva family warmly welcomed students, alumni, and faculty from the International Early Childhood Education and Development Program at the University of Haifa – a one-year, English-language program preparing professionals
This week marked the grand finale of the Academia 360 HR Incubator, with a standout professional visit to NVIDIA’s offices in Yokneam. The visit brought together University of Haifa students