Programs
| School Name | Programs of Study | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Radzyner School of Law | First degree program: LL.B. plus B.A. in business administration or in government;
Second degree program: LL.M. |
First degree program is combined – all students must study to simultaneously earn two different degrees (LL.B. plus B.A.) | |
| Arison School of Business | First degree program: B.A. in business administration;
Second degree program: M.B.A. |
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| Efi Arazi School of Computer Science | First degree program: B.A. in computer science;
Second degree program: M.Sc. in computer science |
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| Lauder School of Government, Diplomacy and Strategy | First degree program: B.A. in government;
Second degree program: M.A. in government |
A Master's program in government has recently been introduced. The program will be launched in October 2008. | |
| Sammy Ofer School of Communications | B.A. in communications | ||
| School of Psychology | B.A. in Psychology | ||
| School of Economics | B.A. in Economics | ||
| School of Sustainability | |||
| Raphael Recanati International School | B.A. in business administration;Second degree program: MBA in business administration; M.A. in Organizational Behavior and Development
B.A. in government;M.A. in government B.A. in communications B.A. in Psychology |
Programs' contents are equal to those of the same programs in other IDC schools, but the language of instruction is, instead, English.
A B.A. in Computer Science was offered previously, however the program was canceled. |
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