Jerusalem college of technology

Mendelovich says Israel should remain in WHO until alternative is set up

He stressed the necessity of the WHO, explaining that “it’s important to understand that the WHO operates in areas where we have no alternatives.”

  The World Health Organization (WHO) logo is seen near its headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland, February 2, 2023.
An ultra-Orthodox (haredi) student is seen at the Jerusalem College of Technology.

Jerusalem College of Technology: Balancing academic education, religion, and IDF service

Orthodox and ultra-Orthodox women competing in the annual Hack.Her.It competition hosted by the Schreiber LevTech Entrepreneurship Center at the Jerusalem College of Technology.

‘Not giving up this opportunity’: Orthodox women innovate through war

A sketch for the upcoming Machon Tal campus

Grapevine: New at JCT


How Israel can actually help both haredim and the economy - opinion

It is in Israel’s best interest to expand education and employment opportunities among largely untapped talent pools in the haredi and Arab communities, but the country is lagging.

ULTRA-ORTHODOX WOMEN work at Malam Group IT’s offices in Betar Illit.

Live in Israel, Study in English


Jerusalem Technology College collaborates to reduce mental illness stigma

The college partners with McLean Hospital to reduce stigma around mental illness in Israel.

Mental health [illustrative]

JCT names its nursing school after legendary 'Nurse Selma'

The nursing school was essential for Israel's early response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

JCT MALE Nursing Program students take part in clinical training at Shaare Zedek

New course aims to integrate religious Jews into hi-tech industry

“In light of rising unemployment, we need to respond to the COVID-19 crisis by helping young people get ready for a dynamic and innovative employment market.”

A HAREDI STUDENT works on a computer  at the Jerusalem College of Technology.

Israeli, American scientists reach breakthrough in brain research

“This is a problem that everyone dreams of solving,” Dr. Sinefeld said, referring to the difficulty in successfully examining thick brain tissue.

From Right to Left: Pig’s brain; standard MRI brain scan; new MRI scan showing differences in molecular makeup in different parts of the brain

JCT's 44-hour Women's Hackathon produces innovative coronavirus solutions

Participants, who worked together virtually, were sent decorated boxes with t-shirts, coffee mugs, water bottles and so on so as to keep them in the hackathon mindset, despite working from afar.

Winning team of JCT Women's Hackathon 2020

Nursing students work at nursing homes to help combat coronavirus spread

Several students for nursing from the Jerusalem College of Technology have been performing coronavirus testing for the elderly and the employees at nursing homes.

Nursing Home for Anusi Mashhad, Herzliya

J'lem college works to find tech solutions for nonprofits amid coronavirus

'We want to use the TakeAction initiative not only to provide essential relief and resources, but also to bring people together during this extremely difficult time'

A Jerusalem College of Technology student workin on Magen David Adom training device at the annual Great Minds hackathon, May 2019

Finding innovation and identity in the Start-Up Nation

“I asked myself why I gave up on my heritage when I went to Israel,” he says. “When I returned, I wanted to connect to this side again.

Yossi Assayag, 36 From Casablanca, Morocco,  to Jerusalem, 2000