75 Scholarships for 75 Years

Help us Raise 75 Scholarships to Mark Israel’s 75^th!

With a wide variety of scholarship campaigns all in critical need of your support, we are proud that TAU’s student body mirrors the diversity of Israeli society including Ethiopian Israelis, Israeli Arabs, Ultra-Orthodox, single mothers, residents of low socio-economic cities and towns, and Ukrainian refugees who have found a new home in the heart of Israel.

Many students are only able to access higher education through financial assistance from TAU, and your generous support. In these challenging times, Israel’s future leaders and innovators need your urgent help so that they in turn can help shape a bright and optimistic future for our nation.

“In honour of Israel’s 75^th anniversary, TAU Trust is launching a special scholarship campaign for students with financial need.

Israel’s massive investment in education over the past 75 years has proved critical in positioning the Jewish State as a world leader in technology, innovation, agriculture, biomedicine and many other spheres- eventually transforming it into the Startup Nation. Tel Aviv University has been a key driver in this growth and leadership over decades.

Now, you can be part of Israel’s future innovation by helping talented young students
realise their academic potential.

Scholarship Stories

Yakir Mazuz

TAU’s Buchmann Faculty of Law

Conquering the Wall of Fear

Mazuz says he is grateful to TAU and President Prof. Ariel Porat, who founded the Program when he was Dean of Law in the early 2000s. “The Program gave me an opportunity to thrive, and I jumped at the chance to fulfill my dream of studying at the best law faculty at the country’s best university.”

Tim Kogan

TAU Emergency Fellowship Fund for Ukrainian Graduate Students

Starting from Scratch at TAU’s Lowy International School

When he discovered the Global MBA program at the TAU Coller School of Management, he saw a way to break into the Israeli finance market, build connections, and get some of that Israeli oomph that makes startup founders so prolific in the TAU alumni pool. “I’m taking a big risk,” he says, “but TAU seems like the perfect place to bet on.”

Weaam Asli

The Lois and Martin Whitman Scholarship Fund promoting the academic mobility and development of Arab students

“A True Chance to Follow My Dream”

Dr. Tomer Langberg

Neuroscience – Larry and Judy Tanenbaum Family Foundation

At the Vanguard of Global Brain Research

Athanasios Katsikidis

TAU’s International MA in Security and Diplomacy

From the Patriarch to the Mossad: Learning About Israel on the Inside

“Tel Aviv University has the best practical security program. It is also based in Tel Aviv, which is a technological hub, developing some of the latest solutions for the security field. Combined, these two factors give TAU’s Security and Diplomacy Program a clear competitive edge.”

Bat El Bogala

The Thérèse and André Harari Foundation funds a program

Combating Stigmas, Helping Others Thrive

“My ultimate goal is to raise mental health awareness and help people in the Israeli-Ethiopian community, where the subject is taboo,” says Bogala, who recently finished her first year of a bachelor’s degree, double-majoring in psychology and English literature.

“Without the scholarship, I don’t think I would be able to pursue my degree as effectively as I can now and live so close to the University campus, which makes a difference,” says Bogala, who is originally from Yavne, a city south of Tel Aviv.