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Exploring Bio-Plastic Innovation at the Azrieli Gallery

A new exhibition at the Azrieli Gallery showcases experimental works created in the course Particle Accelerator, led by Ifat Keinan and Liron Peretz.

• Inclusive Industrial Design (B.Des) The DAN Department of Creative Human Design

Study: How October 7 Affected Holocaust Survivors

A new study led by Dr. Ruth Meitlis of Jerusalem Multidisciplinary College, in collaboration with Bar-Ilan University and Ashkelon College, explored the impact of the October 7 attacks on Holocaust survivors.

• Social Work (B.S.W.)

New Article Explores Innovation in Bicycle Design

A new article published in Makery, a leading international platform for art, science, and technology, highlights the work of Atar Brosh, senior lecturer in the DAN Department of Creative Human Design at Jerusalem Multidisciplinary College.

• Inclusive Industrial Design (B.Des) The DAN Department of Creative Human Design

Does Mass Surveillance Really Prevent Cyberterrorism?

In a new article featured in the Israeli economy publication Calcalist, Dr. Keren Levy Ganany-Snider from the Jerusalem Multidisciplinary College and Prof. Daphna Canetti of the University of Haifa reveal surprising findings about public attitudes to…

Spring Semester Kicks Off with Celebration

The college’s spring semester began on March 19 with a festive campus event organized by the Student Union.

Celebrating Inclusion: Communication Disorders Awareness Week

During National Communication Disorders Awareness Week, the colleges Speech-Language Pathology faculty and students led workshops, lectures, and screenings across Jerusalem — from early childhood centers to hospitals.

• Communication Disorders

Giving Voice to Reservists: A Powerful Premiere at the Train Theater

• Photographic Communication

Protecting Children’s Vision Across Communities

By 2050, vision researchers estimate that nearly half the world’s population could suffer from myopia (nearsightedness), with severe cases potentially leading to blindness.

Israel's First Open-Source Breakthrough Led by College Alumnus

Benjamin Hirschberg, an alumnus and current lecturer in computer science at the college, spearheaded a groundbreaking achievement with the open-source project "Kubescape," becoming the first Israeli project accepted into incubation by the Cloud Nativ…

• Computer Science

Annual Research Day Encourages Interdisciplinary Collaboration

Jerusalem Interdisciplinary College hosted its annual "Research Day," bringing together researchers, faculty, students, and international guests for a day of scientific exchange.