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Israeli Universities Expand Support for Military Reservists and Career Soldiers
Israeli universities will expand support for military reservists and career soldiers in the 2026-2027 academic year with new programs for disrupted studies. Students can utilize alternative assessments, with accommodations varying by service level and duration.
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- 01Israeli universities will enhance support for reservists and career soldiers starting in the 2026-2027 academic year.
- 02Students can use alternative assessments like written assignments instead of exams for up to three courses.
- 03Support provisions vary based on service duration, frontline status, and the number of days served per semester.
- 04Merit scholarships will be more accessible to military personnel, requiring fewer credits for honors.
- 05Spouses of career soldiers and frontline reservists with young children will also receive support.
- 06Course recordings will be available for three months after the semester ends to help students catch up.
The plan also includes easier access to scholarships and support for graduate researchers, extending benefits to spouses of some service members.
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