Admission Criteria 

 

  • Completed undergraduate degree from a recognized academic institution, in a relevant field (partial list of relevant fields: communications, computer science, engineering, psychology, design, art, media, architecture, information systems).

 

  • Undergraduate GPA of 82 and above. In exceptional cases, Professional experience and / or a portfolio are an advantage in the considerations of the admissions committee. During the admissions process, candidates will be ranked according to their GPA, admissions questionnaire, personal interview, professional experience, English level, and suitability for a program that combines theory and practice.

 

  • Holders of a bachelor's degree with an average of 87 or above will be eligible to apply for a thesis during their studies.

 

  • Admission to the program is competitive, candidates who meet the academic admissions criteria are not guaranteed acceptance to the program but must meet the expectations of the admissions committee during the personal interview.

 

  • The academic program is taught entirely in English. An interview in English will be held as a condition of admission to the program.

 

  • Graduates of international schools where English was not the primary language of instruction are required to submit TOEFL / AMIR test scores, in addition to passing an interview in English by the admissions committee. Bachelor's degree graduates from recognized academic institutions in Israel are not required to submit TOEFL / Amir scores, but will be required to pass an interview in English by the admissions committee.

 

 

  • Students who are to begin their studies in Fall 2026 must complete short, online preparatory courses (see details below).

 

 

Online Preparatory Short Courses:

 

Before the program starts, students must complete the following online preparatory courses on 85 GPA:

 

  1. Introduction to LLMs and Prompt Engineering.
  2. Introduction to Applied Research Methods.
  3. Introduction to Visual Design.
  4. Introduction to Human-Computer Interaction.

 

*The courses are available online during the summer months for individual access, at no extra charge.