ASROIAPPDevelop a partnershipResearch
ASROI seeks to open clearer routes into master’s and doctoral research, laboratories, archives, field schools, studios, performance, athletics and supervised inquiry across Israel.
Institutional purpose
Research requires more than a list of degree names. Students need help identifying a question, locating an appropriate program and supervisor, understanding thesis and language requirements, preparing a proposal, securing funding, entering a laboratory, archive, field site, studio or performance environment, and sustaining the work through completion and publication.
Research in practice
Programs and development pathways
These are working frameworks that can be developed into lectures, workshops, mentoring, research exposure, institutional visits, student led projects, sponsorship arrangements, and continuing programs.
Connect students with laboratories, supervisors and research groups in medicine, public health, life sciences, chemistry, physics, agriculture, environment, water, neuroscience and related fields.
Build entry points into engineering, computer science, data, artificial intelligence, renewable energy, smart cities, architecture, planning and applied innovation.
Support research in history, archaeology, Jewish studies, African studies, languages, education, law, governance, economics, society, migration, heritage and intercultural interconnectedness.
Recognize studio practice, performance, design, film, music, dance, theatre, visual culture and cultural economy as serious fields of inquiry and advanced study.
Expand student pathways in physical education, sport science, exercise physiology, biomechanics, rehabilitation, coaching, psychology, sociology, leadership and the economics of sport.
Twelve points of graduate-study access
This research directory combines degree-granting universities with two specialist institutions so that fine arts and sport are represented alongside science, technology and the humanities. It is an orientation map, not an admissions guarantee. Degree authority, language, deadlines, thesis routes, doctoral availability and supervisor requirements must always be confirmed on the institution’s official website.
Master’s and PhD
Research scope: Sciences, medicine, agriculture, humanities, social sciences, law, education, business, Jewish studies and archaeology.
Research and taught master’s routes, structured doctoral research and interdisciplinary supervision.
Official graduate information →Master’s and PhD
Research scope: Science, engineering, medicine, life sciences, humanities, arts, social sciences, law, management and interdisciplinary research.
Doctoral study across nine faculties with extensive laboratories and research institutes.
Official graduate information →Master’s and PhD
Research scope: Engineering, computer science, data, architecture and planning, natural sciences, medicine, energy and technology.
Research and professional graduate routes; advisor requirements differ by faculty.
Official graduate information →Master’s and PhD
Research scope: Engineering, natural and health sciences, humanities, social sciences, management and desert research.
Graduate research includes the Jacob Blaustein Institutes and interdisciplinary doctoral study.
Official graduate information →Master’s and PhD
Research scope: Life and exact sciences, engineering, medicine, humanities, Jewish studies, social sciences, law, education and business.
Research and non-research master’s tracks are not equivalent for later doctoral admission.
Official graduate information →Master’s and PhD
Research scope: Humanities, social sciences, education, law, natural sciences, marine studies, health, data and interdisciplinary fields.
The Graduate Studies Authority oversees master’s, doctoral and postdoctoral study.
Official graduate information →MSc and PhD
Research scope: Life sciences, chemistry, physics, mathematics, computer science and science teaching.
Graduate-only scientific institution; students work primarily through research groups and laboratories.
Official graduate information →Master’s and selected PhD
Research scope: Engineering, natural sciences, health sciences, social sciences, humanities, architecture and interdisciplinary research.
Students should verify the current degree authority, language and supervisor requirements for each department.
Official graduate information →Master’s and selected PhD
Research scope: Computer science, data, law, psychology, government, business, economics, communications and entrepreneurship.
International MA and MBA programs sit alongside selected doctoral programs.
Official graduate information →Master’s and selected PhD
Research scope: Computer science, education and learning technologies, humanities, social sciences and interdisciplinary research.
Flexible study model; verify language, residency and thesis requirements for each advanced program.
Official graduate information →Specialist master’s institution
Research scope: Fine arts, industrial design, visual communication, policy and theory of the arts, and urban design.
Included to represent advanced arts and design study; it is not presented here as a comprehensive university or PhD provider.
Official graduate information →Specialist master’s institution
Research scope: Physical education, sport sciences, exercise physiology, biomechanics, rehabilitation and behavioral dimensions of movement.
Included to represent athletics and movement research; the MPE includes thesis and non-thesis routes.
Official graduate information →How the work develops
ASROI uses these dimensions to move each subject from general interest toward structured student and institutional development.
Clarify the student’s subject, method, academic preparation and intended contribution.
Identify appropriate departments, research groups, facilities and potential supervisors through official university information.
Develop research concepts, writing samples, ethics preparation, budgets and scholarship or fellowship applications.
Support fieldwork, laboratory practice, conferences, publication, professional networks and knowledge exchange.
Intended results
Participation
A successful initiative requires more than attendance. It needs informed participants, defined contributions, responsible coordination, and continuity.
Bring a question, academic record and readiness to develop a research plan.
Share current programs, supervision routes, facilities and funding information.
Connect student research with country knowledge and appropriate institutional relationships.
Support research time, materials, travel, fieldwork, publication and dissemination.
Partnership responsibilities
| Partner | Contribution | Shared result |
|---|---|---|
| Students | Bring research interests, preparation and discipline knowledge | A supported route into inquiry |
| Faculty and Institutions | Offer supervision, facilities, methods and verified program information | Research participation with continuity |
| Embassies and Universities | Connect research with student and national priorities | Bilateral academic development |
| Funders and Professional Partners | Support projects, equipment, travel, publication and placements | Research with practical reach |
Develop the next stage
Students may request support or propose an initiative. Universities, diplomatic missions, employers, educators, foundations, and organizations may contribute expertise, access, research, venues, mentoring, training, sponsorship, or a continuing partnership.