News

"Segments" - An Exhibition at the De Rothschild Center

The Photographic Communications Faculty at the College is being hosted at the Edmond de Rothschild Center and is exhibiting the students' projects.

• Rami Hazan

Conference: "The Challenges Facing the Israeli Economy"

David Brodet gave a lecture on the economic challenges, Prof. Simchon reviewed the reasons for the spread between the per capita product in Israel

• Rami Hazan
• Management
• Economics and Accounting (B.A)

Community involvement and leadership course

Students initiated a number of projects that included visiting Holocaust survivors, gardening with the elderly, and more.

• Michal Hasid

Student exchange with the Fulda University

Three HAC students were selected to travel to the Fulda University of Applied Sciences in Germany as part of an international student exchange.

• Michal Hasid
• Inclusive Industrial Design (B.Des) The DAN Department of Creative Human Design
• Management
• Politics and Communication

The revival of the BioTech market in Jerusalem

Over the last 3 years, there has been an increase of over 300% in the demand for employees with a biotechnology degree without formal work experience.

• Rami Hazan
• Biotechnology (B.Sc.)
• Environmental Quality Sciences (B.Sc.)

Academic Course: Inter-generational documentary project

An academic course is offered whereby students interview the elderly who talk about their life stories for purposes of documentation.

• Michal Hasid
• Rami Hazan

A visit to the operating rooms at Hadassah Hospital

This meeting was held within the framework of a robotics course. Dr. Yotkin, a senior urologist surgeon, demonstrated the use of a robot during surgery.

• Prof. Michael Berman
• Computer Science

Graduation Ceremony

This week, 564 graduates, the largest graduating class since the founding of the College was awarded their degrees at a festive ceremony at City Hall.

• Rami Hazan

Tour of the Omrix Company

Students were provided an opportunity to learn about the company  and progressive technologies plus employment opportunities.

• Hagit Freeman

Aphasia Cafe

The Adler Aphasia Center  became a “Coffee Shop” for students to meet people with Aphasia as part of an effort to raise awareness.