Admission process

We are happy to hear that you are interested in applying to the M.A. Program in International Development (Glocal) and look forward to discussing the program with you should you have any questions.

Glocal’s internal application opens in November of each year. Candidates are advised to apply as early as possible. An announcement will be made on our Facebook and LinkedIn pages as to when applications are open.

 

How to Apply

The application process is through the Hebrew University registration platform.  

Before applying, please check your eligibility.

International students are welcome to apply through the English website -

https://registration.huji.ac.il/en/

Domestic students are welcome to apply through the Hebrew website-

https://registration.huji.ac.il/he/

 

Stage 1: Create a login and register on the International Programs category,

Stage 2: Create a username, follow instructions and select Glocal International Development (358/358-7840 degree). All candidates should register to a non-research Masters at this stage.

Stage 3: Fill the required information and upload required documents. Without uploading the mandatory documents, you will not be able to upload your application.

 

 

Documents you’ll need for the applications:

  • A copy of your ID card or passport 
  • Original transcripts and diploma of previous academic studies. (Official documents are originals from issuing institutions or notarized copies. Faxed or scanned copies are not considered official. Applicants who applied online must mail the additional items. For questions or clarifications please contact the Glocal Coordinator). 
  • A copy of your updated curriculum vitae 
  • A personal statement - describing your relevant background, why you wish to join Glocal, and your career objectives. This document is embedded in the Glocal application platform: you need to answer the questions on the form and upload it.
  • Applicants who did not study their undergraduate degree in English, and are not from Israeli registered universities, must present results of an English language proficiency exam from a recognized language-instruction institute. 
  • Names and emails of at least two referees (one professional and one academic). The system will directly forward them a questionnaire about you.