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The Technion – Israel Institute of Technology was founded in 1912 in Haifa and is the oldest university in Israel and the Middle East. The university, where classes started in the winter of 1924/25, offers degrees in science and engineering, and related fields such as architecture, medicine, industrial management and education.
From Technion to Tech Nation: An academic trajectory intertwined with history. When the doors of the Technion, previously known as the Technikum, opened to students in the winter of 1924/1925 – a dozen years after the first cornerstone was laid on Mount Carmel – no one could have fathomed the impact that the Institute would have on Israel’s social and economic development and global ...
Technion International oversees all of the Technion’s international academic programs, and supports its international initiatives and academic agreements with its foreign partners worldwide (numbering more than 200 universities and research frameworks). It serves all incoming and currently enrolled international students at the university and promotes their integration into the Technion ...
Biotechnology and Food Engineering. Chemical Engineering. Chemistry. Civil and Environmental Engineering. Computer Science. Education in Science and Technology. Electrical & Computer Engineering. Data and Decision Sciences. Materials Science & Engineering.
Within the colorful mosaic that is Israel, the Technion is located in Haifa, capital of northern Israel. Home to over a quarter of a million residents, the city is considered the gateway to the Galilee. Throughout the years, it also gained a name for its diversity and tolerance.
Technion – Israel Institute of Technology is Israel’s first university, founded in 1912, 36 years before Israel’s Declaration of Independence. The Technion is credited with conceiving, founding and shaping the high-tech nation of the modern State of Israel. Home to three Nobel laureates, the Technion’s ability to generate new ideas and ...
When the doors of the Technion opened to students in the winter of 1924 – no one could have fathomed the impact that the Institute would have on Israel’s social and economic development and global intellectual and scientific advancement. Technion graduates, researchers, professors, and students have played pivotal roles in the enrichment of ...
