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Below are selected guidlines of the department of Environmental Studies. Students in the International MA Program in Environmental Studies are subject to uphold the full academic regulations of the program, and any subsequent updates that may be published during the scholl year. Changes and additions will be effective imidietly, unless otherwise stated. Students are required to read the full academic regulations before the start of the academic scholl year.
The language of teaching
In graduate courses in the Exact Sciences faculty (Master's and PhD degrees), Israeli and international students study together, therefore the teaching language will be English.
In courses where all participants speak Hebrew, the language of teaching can be Hebrew.
In courses that will be held in English, all course materials (including exams) will be written in English, but students may be allowed to submit the assignments/tests in Hebrew subject to the lecturer's approval.
The International MA Program is taught entirely in English.
Course Exemptions
Students who have already completed one or more of the introductory courses at another university, and received a grade of 85 or higher, may submit a request for exemption from up to tow introductory courses. The request must include a copy of an official transcript, the course title and description and the name of the lecturer. Students who receive an exemption from introductory courses must complete 38 credit hours by taking additional elective courses from the Porter school.
Student card
After the student has settled the tuition, a student card will be issued and and given by the program secretary at the beginning of the school year. Israeli students who registered through the Israeli registration portal will be sent the student card to their home address that is updated in the system.
TAU Student Account
The university assigns each student a username (computer code) and an initial password, to log in to the online computer services. Specific instructions for initializing the student account will be emailed to the students at the beginning of the scholl year. Instructions in Hebrew can be found on the Dean of students website.
Final Papers and Seminars Papers
In any paper and exercise, partial or full use of the text produced by ChatGPT or any other artificial intelligence tool, will only be permitted by prior approval from the lecturer and with an explicit and detailed indication as to the manner of use and the parts of the work in which use is made.
Each student must attend 2 seminars (of 2 different teachers).
A seminar paper submitted by a student must be independent (without partners).
Deadlines for submitting seminar papers:
Fall semester: Monday, May 5, 2025
Spring semester and annual courses: Monday, October 20, 2025
Summer semester: Thusday, December 23, 2025
Final Papers due date:
Fall semester: March 16, 2025
Spring semester and anuual courses: August 17, 2025