Ariel University Approved for New Six-Year Medical Program
Translated & summarized from Makan by baba
Israel's Council for Higher Education has approved a new six-year medical program at Ariel University as part of a national effort to expand medical education. This brings the total number of medical students to nearly 1,446, up from 800 five years ago.
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- Ariel University will offer a new six-year medical program.
- The program is part of a national expansion of medical studies.
- Total medical students in Israel now number 1,446.
- This is up from 800 students five years ago.
- New medical programs were also approved for other universities.
Israel's Council for Higher Education on Wednesday approved the opening of a new six-year medical program at Ariel University. This decision is part of a broader national initiative to expand medical studies across Israel in recent years.
The new program at Ariel University will contribute to a significant increase in medical student enrollment. The total number of medical students in Israel has risen to approximately 1,446 for the current academic year, a notable jump from around 800 students just five years ago.
This expansion also includes the establishment of new medical faculties and programs at Reichman University and the University of Haifa. Previously, in February 2025, the Council for Higher Education had already greenlit new medical programs at the Weizmann Institute and the University of Haifa. The Haifa program is a collaboration with Carmel Hospital, while the Weizmann Institute's program is an MD-PhD track for physician-scientists, partnered with Sheba, Rambam, Ichilov, and Assuta hospitals.
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