Tuitions and Fees

Full-Time Study Abroad
Graduate Programs
Part-Time Study Abroad and Language Programs
Winter Programs
Summer Programs

Full-Time Study Abroad

* Tuition prices for the 2019 - 2020 Academic Year will be updated.

Graduate Programs - 2019-2020 Academic Year 

* Service fees include campus Wi-Fi, Library services, on-campus Security, mandatory Health Insurance and other services provided by the University. It is mandatory for second and third-year graduate students to purchase health insurance. Please contact us for more information.  

Part-Time Study Abroad and Language Programs 2018-2019 Academic Year

*Students studying language only or an individual course for the semester are part-time students and the fee does not include Israeli health insurance or student activity fees. Israeli health insurance for all part-time students is mandatory please see below for costs:

June Beginners Hebrew Course: $75

Semester: $260

Academic Year: $570

Winter Programs 2018-2019 Academic Year

*Dormitories for the Winter programs are only available for full-time students staying on the for the spring semester.

Summer Programs 2018-2019 Academic Year

*Tuition for the Summer Innovation Academic Tour is all-inclusive, flight ticket is not included.

Please Note: 

• All fees are in US Dollars.
• There is a non-refundable $80 application fee for all study abroad and language programs and $100 for graduate programs
• Students registered for study abroad and language programs are required to make a $250 non-refundable deposit within 14 days of acceptance to the program. (For summer courses, the deposit is per course). Graduate programs students are required to make a $1,000 deposit within 21 days of acceptance into the program. 
• Tuition for all full-time programs includes social activity fees and health insurance.
• Dormitory accommodations are available during the one-year, semester and degree programs only to those students enrolled in full-time programs of study. Dormitories are also available for students during summer programs based on availability.
• Meal plans are not provided in the dorms; students should plan to spend $500-$600 per month for food, independent travel, and incidental expenses. You may need a bit more for the first month to cover initial purchases of household items and books.
• Part-time students are permitted to take up to two courses on an individual payment basis in any one semester. Part-time students are not eligible for campus housing and cannot use campus services such as the library. Students who are interested in taking more than two courses will need to apply as full-time students and will pay the fees of full-time students.

• Exchange Students and Exchange MA Students: 

  Please note: Exchange students must pay, dorm fees (if living in dorms), activities fees, and health insurance. Exchange students are not eligible for scholarships and financial aid.MA exchange students who choose to enroll in English-language courses (up to two courses only) from the University of Haifa International School master's programs are not eligible for On-Campus housing. This is because these courses are on a different semester schedule than regular Study Abroad courses as well as the campus dorms schedule. Therefore, students in MA courses should seek Off-Campus housing options near the university.