Israeli Singer Odia Azulai to Study Neuroscience at Bar-Ilan University
Israeli singer Odia Azulai, 25, is set to enroll as a free listener in a neuroscience course at Bar-Ilan University this upcoming semester. While she will not be pursuing a degree, Azulai will be taking the course "Chapters in Neuroscience." This unexpected academic pursuit comes as Azulai's music career is experiencing significant success, with sold-out shows, chart-topping hits, and a new EP gaining traction.
The decision to study neuroscience has sparked curiosity, with speculation ranging from personal interest and a love for the subject to a search for new inspiration. The article notes that fellow Israeli artist Noa Kirel also took a similar step in 2023, enrolling in a psychology course at Reichman University.
Azulai's busy schedule, balancing a burgeoning music career with academic studies, raises questions about how she will manage her time. The report suggests she might find creative ways to study, perhaps by incorporating music into her learning process.
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