Singer Odia Enrolls in Neuroscience Course; Lior Berkovich Jests About Tuition
Israeli singer Odia is set to begin a unique academic path this coming semester, enrolling in a single course in neuroscience at Bar-Ilan University. She will attend the "Chapters in Neuroscience" course as a "free listener," a program allowing individuals to access academic content without formal admission or meeting standard academic requirements for degree-seeking students. This news was shared by Lior Berkovich, son of television personality and former athlete Eyal Berkovich.
Lior Berkovich reposted the news to his Instagram story, humorously addressing his father. He wrote, "Dad, prepare NIS 45,000, I'm going to study psychology, onwards." This comment playfully referenced the cost of university studies and suggested his own future academic aspirations, using Odia's enrollment as a springboard for his joke.
The singer's surprising foray into university studies, even as a non-degree student, sparked a lighthearted exchange, with Lior Berkovich turning it into a humorous commentary on educational costs and potential future plans.
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