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The main tuition components for a bachelor’s degree are explained in the table below:

Table

Item		Description
Base tuition for the current academic year	11,653 ILS	Undergraduate base tuition for Israeli students is set by the Council for Higher Education. For the 2024-25 academic year – 11,653 ILS linked to the CPI from July 2024. Tuition for foreign students is 25% above based tuition for Israeli doctoral students. This sum corresponds to 100% tuition for full-time studies.
Mandatory fees	For the 2024-25 academic year: Social-services – 359 ILS Security – 646 ILS Union membership – 10 ILS	Mandatory fees – security, social services and membership fees to National Union of Israeli Students. These fees are not a component of tuition and are charged each academic year.
% tuition required for degree	300% 350% 400%	B.A. degree – minimum 300% Law / Economics-Accounting – minimum 350% Engineering / Optometry – minimum 400%
Standard years for degree	3 3.5 4	Standard number of years for degree B.A. – 3 years Law/economics-accounting – 3.5 years Engineering / optometry – 4 years
Standard credit hours for degree		Number of credit hours required for the student’s chosen degree program.
Yearly credit hours for tuition calculation		Number of yearly credit hours enrolled in practice (not including Hebrew writing skills and English), including courses from which the student is exempt, but which by policy are not exempt from payment. In calculating tuition, a year-long credit is considered a full hour.

*Students in special programs must make sure to request the applicable policy handbook.

Tuition is updated on the 15^th day of each month, and will under no circumstances be lower than

the tuition established by the Council for Higher Education.

Tuition calculation guidelines

Table

% annual tuition	% tuition for degree × yearly credit hours standard credit hours for degree
Annual tuition	% annual tuition × base tuition for current academic year
Rate for excess credit hours	Enrolled credits hours after the standard credit hours for the degree has been accumulated are considered excess credits. Rate for excess credit hours – 4.7% per credit hour × base tuition for current academic year
Assignment submission in a year in which student is not registered for courses.	10% of current annual base tuition. Mandatory fees are not incurred.
Students enrolled for Hebrew writing skills only	An additional charge of 10% of tuition + mandatory fees above the charge for the course itself.

*Summer tuition will be announced prior to the start of the summer session.

Credit hour rates are not uniform for all students; they depend on the standard credit hours for the specific degree program enrolled.

Tuition for summer courses, special exam periods, surcharges, excess credit hours, Hebrew writing skills and English courses is also linked to the CPI of July 2024 and updated on the 15^th of every month.

English studies

Charges are for 2024-25 courses for students registered for degree programs (not including summer courses):

Table

Level	Credit hours	Charge
Advanced B	2 credits	Free of charge**
Advanced A	2 credits	2,210 ILS *
Basic course	3 credits	3,315 ILS *
Pre-basic B	3 credits	3,315 ILS *
Pre-basic A	4 credits	4,420 ILS *

*Linked to the July 2024 CPI.

These courses are not covered by tuition required by each student; they are charged in addition to tuition fees.

**Registration for repeating Advanced English B will incur a charge of 2,210 ILS in 2024-25 (linked to the July 2024 CPI).

Summer session rates are announced separately on the department website before the start of the semester.

Hebrew writing skills

Hebrew writing skills course fee (2 credits) – 1,960 ILS in 2024-25, not including summer session.

Summer session rates are announced separately on the department website before the start of the semester.

This payment is not included in the aggregate tuition for meeting minimum tuition requirements.

Tuition for foreign students is 25% above the base tuition that applies for that year.

Additional Topics

Prolonged study surcharge

Undergraduate students who prolong their studies beyond the standard years for degree (including a leave of absence) incur a surcharge of 10% of base tuition for each year they prolong their studies, in addition to the standard tuition for that year.
Years of study are counted from the first year of enrollment, even if the discipline of study changed mid-degree; surcharge is based on that number of years of study.
Years of study include years in which a student was on leave of absence.
The surcharge is not considered tuition and thus is not included in the aggregate tuition for meeting minimum tuition requirements.

Part-time study surcharge

Students whose % annual tuition is less than 50% incur a surcharge of 10% of base tuition.
The surcharge is not considered tuition and is not included in the aggregate tuition for meeting minimum tuition requirements.
This provision does not apply the year the student completes required study credit hours for the degree.
The surcharge is calculated based on fall and spring semester courses only (summer courses are not included).

Multiple bachelor’s degrees in parallel

Tuition is calculated for each degree separately as described above, each independent of the other (mandatory fees are charged only once).
Students pay no less than full tuition for the more expensive degree and a minimum of 50% tuition for the additional degree.
Students whose % annual tuition is less than 50% incur a surcharge of 10% of base tuition for each degree separately.
Students will not be awarded two different degrees in the same diploma period unless one of them is a teaching certificate.

Changing study program in mid-degree

For students who change their study program in mid-degree – credit-hours and % tuition accumulated are recognized when calculating tuition for the new program (if the courses are recognized academically in the new program).

If the standard credit hours in the new program have changed, tuition calculation in the year of transition is based on the standard in the new program and all bachelor's degree tuition rules apply (including rules for accumulating minimum % tuition required for the degree).

The Tuition Office

Bar-Ilan University, Ramat Gan, 5290000
Tuition Office request form

Zoom hours: Sun., Tues., Thurs.10 a.m.-12 noon Zoom link during specified hours

Office hours: Sun., Tues., Thurs.10 a.m.-12 noon Building 404, Room 001

(On Mon., Wed., Fri., fast days, eves of holidays, holidays and Memorial Day – the office is closed to the public)

Tuition Office request form->

To issue a payment voucher or for service on general study-related or administrative matters, contact the Services and Recruitment Center

Department staff:

Head of Tuition Services and Curriculum Planning – Avital Amar

Deputy Head – Iris Gal Raveh

Head of Tuition Office – Hannah Tawilly

Tuition Office staff: Aharon Hen,

Granit Goren, Sharon Gutman, Avi Amir, Tammy Ben Shahar, Tamy Cohen, Shir Aviv Dahan.

Tuition fees for Bachelor’s degree*

The main tuition components for a bachelor’s degree are explained in the table below:

Tuition calculation guidelines

English studies

Charges are for 2024-25 courses for students registered for degree programs (not including summer courses):

Hebrew writing skills

Additional Topics

The Tuition Office