Jerusalem College Of Technology

JCT opens all its engineering degree tracks to English speakers

Students will begin with a year of ulpan and computer science courses, allowing them to then pursue engineering degrees taught in Hebrew.

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'Academic institutions have been robbed of freedom of speech'

In a visit to JCT, MK Michal Woldiger praises the school amid the backdrop of academic institutions that have engaged in divisive politics.

New medical school prep program opens doors for haredi students

Jerusalem College of Technology and Netzach Educational Network launch medical school preparatory program for haredi students.

Jerusalem grants JCT excavation permit for new women's campus

Jerusalem College of Technology’s new $120 million Tal Campus will increase opportunities for religious women.

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'School's secret to success is its balance of holy and secular'

Jerusalem Mayor Lion congratulates graduates of JCT Mechina: 'High quality academics without abandoning the spirit of the Beit Midrash.'

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College dedicates center in memory of Holocaust survivor

JCT dedicates entrepreneurship center in memory of industry innovation pioneer and Holocaust survivor Chaim Schreiber.

JCT’s International School revamps curriculum

New data analytics course becomes first in Israel to be taught in English.

Academia meets matchmaking

JCT matchmaking app revolutionizing Religious Zionist dating

Shagririm Ba’Lev online matchmaking program helping Religious Zionist singles find a match using unique artificial intelligence algorithm.

Why Israel is becoming the ultimate study abroad destination

With low costs, immersion in the Start-Up Nation and antisemitism spiking, it’s no wonder students are choosing the Jewish state. Op-ed.

Jerusalem College of Technology

JCT launches Anglo-oriented rabbinic ordination program

New program aims to fill leadership void in Israel's Anglo communities.

Education Min. lauds Jerusalem college for haredi integration

'I’m delighted to visit a school that reduces the gaps in Israel in a quest for true equality, integrating the holy and secular worlds.'

Ethiopian studying in Israel has emotional reunion with family

'We will all begin a new life here,' JCT student Itai Mangistu Karaho says of his aliyah with his brother and parents.

Israeli student wins silver in int'l Olympiad of Informatics

The education at JCT’s school for gifted religious students “definitely gave me a leg up,' says silver medalist Eitan Elbaum.

Bioinformatics student accepts scholarship named for trailblazer

Malki Malov awarded tuition to JCT’s Tal Campus as recipient of a scholarship established in memory of Dr. Rozalie Schachter.

Mechanism to help seniors access technology wins hackathon

JCT hackathon for women features technology to help detect when babies are left in parked cars, mechanism to help seniors access technology.

Tal Campus: "Evolution from dream to reality"

Groundbreaking inaugurates new campus that will usher in a notable academic and socioeconomic milestone, including for women's education.

JCT breaks ground on trailblazing new women’s campus

New Tal Campus will expand opportunities, empower women to pursue higher education & attain employment in top fields.

Jerusalem College of Technology opens women's business program

Mirroring the offering on College’s men’s campus, the new initiative is Israeli capital’s only business program exclusively for women.

Gov't greenlights Israel's first-ever health informatics program

Israeli government approves Jerusalem College of Technology master’s program in cutting-edge field of health informatics.

Government approves expansion of Jerusalem women's college

The new women's campus offers increased opportunities for students to pursue higher education, attain quality employment.

200 religious high school seniors compete in Physics Olympiad

Jerusalem College of Technology hosts Ninth Annual 'Physics Olympiad', drawing hundreds of seniors from religious high schools.

JCT receives approval to launch Israel’s first MSN in English

New program will equip nurses to tackle rising challenge of comorbidity for patients with various types of diseases.

For International Program head at JCT, students are ‘heroes’

From the US to Israel, and from the synagogue to the college campus, one thing has remained constant for Rabbi Elie Mischel: his students.

Matchmaking app for religious community now available in English

The app, which was developed by a JCT student, offers carefully curated matches to those in the community looking for love.

From India to the Holy Land: The journey of an immigrant

Rivka Hilsia may have grown up in India, but as a member of the Bnei Menashe, her heart has always been in Israel. This is her story.

Jerusalem college launches trailblazing cyber security program

With support from Israel Innovation Authority, Cyber Elite 2.0 set to build on success of pilot program, bolstering Israel’s cyber industry.

Jerusalem college dedicates new dorm for religious students

Jerusalem College of Technology dedicates new dormitory supported by gift from Jewish Legacy Charitable Foundation.

Jerusalem college launches new course on hi-tech preparedness

New course helps haredim make significant strides toward entrance into Israel’s hi-tech workforce.

'Incredible amount of creativity and mental fortitude'

Image processing technology that automatically detects if a senior falls down wins Jerusalem College of Technology Women’s Hackathon.

The ‘best of both worlds’

Jerusalem native Avital Parasha explains why leading a life engaged in both Torah and science was the right choice for her.

Israeli company launches app to help clear distressed minds

New 'MindReset' app uses unique mobile eye-tracking technology to help heal trauma.

New pilot program to use drones for deliveries instead of trucks

Jerusalem College of Technology graduates win government contract that could transform the delivery industry.

Jerusalem college opens new track for future pharmacists

Jerusalem College of Technology launches new tracks in internal medicine and pharmacy to meet pressing needs in Israel.

Live in Israel, study in English

The Jerusalem College of Technology offers exciting, high-level programs that combine academic excellence with passionate Torah learning.

'People with mental illness are more than just statistics'

Jerusalem College of Technology partners with McLean Hospital to reduce stigma around mental illness.

New immigrants create predictive Hebrew learning tool

5th annual JCT Great Minds Hackathon, a 48-hour virtual event, included nearly 100 engineering and business students from the college.

Women's hackathon aims to solve coronavirus dilemmas

Women’s Hackathon at Jerusalem College of Technology produces creative solutions for pandemic’s challenges.

Women's college gets new state-of-the-art campus

Jerusalem Minister Rafi Peretz visits forthcoming women’s campus in Jerusalem, lauds project’s promise to empower diverse populations.

Jerusalem College of Technology launches online 'Beit Midrash'

Faceing coronavirus restrictions, Jerusalem College of Technology unveils online Beit Midrash to foster interaction in a virtual environment

Finding the perfect balance between religious and academic life

Jerusalem College of Technology enables international students to navigate a delicate balance between religious and academic life.

Nursing students provide lifeline for at-risk Israelis

Jerusalem College of Technology nursing students assist nursing homes with curbing spread of coronavirus.

Artists offer live interactive shows to kids with disabilities

New JCT initiative brings musicians and artists into the homes of children with disabilities during the COVID-19 crisis.

New 'TakeAction' program helps emergency services, nonprofits

Jerusalem College of Technology launches initiative to develop tech solutions for emergency services, vulnerable populations, amid outbreak.

Hundreds of religious high schoolers compete in 'Olympiphysics'

Jerusalem College of Technology hosts hundreds of high school juniors and seniors from religious high schools for physics competition.

Jerusalem college works with auto brake company to open new lab

Automotive brake manufacturer opens a research and development center at the Jerusalem College of Technology (JCT).

The college producing Israel's unsung science and tech heroes

This Jerusalem college is producing Israel’s unsung heroes in the fields of science and technology.

New Torah & Technology Research Center to open in Jerusalem

Is lab-grown pork kosher? Can Jews ride in autopiloted cars on the Sabbath? New research center to study implications of tech developments.

Helping haredim study technology can help the economy

Blue and White MK Izhar Shay: 'Haredi students contribute to Israel's resilience.'

Oxygen monitoring device wins prize at Hackathon

Solution for wearable device to better monitor infants' oxygen levels wins Jerusalem College of Technology’s 2nd Annual Women’s Hackathon.

Life-saving solution for MDA ambulances wins hackathon prize

The 3rd annual Great Minds Hackathon, which ended Friday, also saw challenges presented by Intel, IBM, and Rafael Advanced Defense Systems.

'A remarkable Israeli institution in so many ways'

Education minister praises Jerusalem College of Technology for its academic excellence, dedication to Torah and love of the State of Israel.

Torah learning and a career? Yeshiva students can have it all

How can young adult yeshiva students spend long hours learning Torah, but also pursue a professional career at the same time?

Is our antibiotics addiction killing us?

By taking unnecessary antibiotics and eating food filled with it, humanity is writing its own death warrant, claims recent report.

Is This the Solution to Hamas Terror Tunnels?

Jerusalem students may have found way to beat subterranean terrorists, in tiny quadcopter with innovative steering and detection.

First Hareidi Hesder Yeshiva Combines Torah and Army

Ground-breaking four-year program opened in Jerusalem, integrates two years of study with two years of service in Cyber Defense Unit.

Israeli Startup Makes World's First Mobile Printer

Jerusalem students capture the world's attention by creating a printer that can fit in your pocket; full line to be available January 2015.

My Journey: Fusing Secular Education and Torah Judaism