Yannay Fellows Program | Reichman University

Fellows Program

The Yannay Institute is committed to cultivating the future leaders of the energy sector through its Fellowship Program.

This initiative provides a select group of exceptional students with the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in research and public policy.

Interns participate in techno-economic, regulatory, and environmental assessments, author policy papers, and contribute to initiatives impacting both private and public energy sectors.

Throughout the program, participants analyze critical energy issues, explore technological solutions, and propose business models and policies to enhance energy security.

The program also offers access to industry leaders, professional internships, site visits to key energy institutions, and exposure to real-world challenges. These experiences prepare interns for leadership roles in the dynamic energy landscape.

Open Call

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The fellows program welcomes undergraduate students in their final year of studies from all schools at Reichman University who demonstrate:
- A strong interest in contributing to the Institute's mission to advance research and strategic policies for Israel's energy security.
- High academic achievement and a commitment to professional growth.
- Full proficiency in Hebrew; essential for participation in all program activities.
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- Research Excellence: Fellows actively participate in studies on critical energy issues, from renewable energy technologies to regulatory frameworks, contributing to the development of strategic, science-based solutions.
- Policy Development: Fellows co-author policy papers that address Israel’s most pressing energy challenges and propose actionable strategies for resilience and sustainability.
- Exclusive Opportunities: Fellows gain access to the Institute’s conferences, roundtables, and site visits to pivotal energy facilities, building a comprehensive understanding of the sector.
- Mentorship and Networking: Each fellow is paired with a mentor from the Institute’s expert team, fostering professional development and providing invaluable career insights.
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- Non-Credit Recognition: The Fellowship Program is not recognized for academic credit within the degree framework. It serves as a supplement to the curriculum, offering practical experience that enhances career readiness.
- Flexible Start Dates: The program’s start dates will be announced in due course.
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Participation in the Yannay Fellows Program provides students with:
- Hands-On Experience: Practical exposure to techno-economic research, private sector initiatives, policy development, and strategic energy security planning.
- Professional Networking: Access to a robust network of leading academics, industry experts, and policymakers.
- Valuable Skills and Insights: Knowledge and capabilities that empower them to make meaningful contributions to Israel’s energy future.
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Applications will open following the announcement of the program’s start date. Prospective students are encouraged to prepare a resume, academic transcript, and a short essay describing their interest in energy security and their vision for its future.
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For further inquiries, please contact the Yannay Institute at yannay.institute@runi.ac.il