UHaifa in Numbers

3
CAMPUSES
Mount Carmel Campus
Lorry I. Lokey Technology City Campus
German Colony Campus
7
FACULTIES
Computer and Information Science | OPENED 2025
Social Welfare and Health Sciences
Herta & Paul Amir Faculty of Social Sciences
Natural Sciences
Education
Humanities
Law
3
SCHOOLS
Leon H. Charney School of Marine Sciences Herta and Paul Amir School of Medicine | OPENED 2025
School of Design | OPENED 2024
29
DEPARTMENTS & UNITS
53
INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH CENTERS
+2,100
ACADEMIC FACULTY
+19,000
STUDENT BODY
+400
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
FROM 50 COUNTRIES
19
International
MA PROGRAMS

MEET OUR STUDENT COMMUNITY

Source: Office of the Rector, 2025-26 Academic Year | Israel Central Bureau of Statistics 2024

ENROLLMENT

UNDERGRADUATE
0
MASTERS
0
PhD
0
TEACHING CERTIFICATE
0

*Post-doctoral fellows not included

SCHOLARSHIP SUPPORT

+4,500
Students Supported
$ 7.87M
In Scholarships Awarded in 2024-25 Academic Year

Source: Dean of Students Office

*Approximately NIS 28M.
USD figures were calculated using the average exchange rate for the reporting period (2024-25 Academic Year): NIS 3.56 = USD 1

Emergency Response & Student Support

24/7
Emergency Hotline
+400
Inquiries Supported
Operating continuously since October 7

Source: Office of the Dean of Students

Shared Society & Community Engagement

+500
Undergraduate Students
+56,000
Hours of Community Service through the Unit for Social Involvement and Future Leaders programs
2024-25 Academic Year

Source: Office of the Dean of Students

Preparing Tomorrow’s Workforce

ACADEMIA 360

Redefining Undergraduate Education

Academia 360 is a multi-year initiative, developed with the Council for Higher Education, to transform undergraduate education and prepare students for a rapidly changing world. Through three new interdisciplinary tracks* (30 credits each) that combine academic depth with career-ready skills, the program places a strong focus on employment outcomes and plans for significant growth in the coming years.
*Three Interdisciplinary tracks: AI, Human Resources, and Social Leadership

+200
Students
participated in experiential skills courses
+50
Student Placed
into permanent roles through the “Talents” program

Sources: Office of the Rector; Dean of Teaching and Learning

COMPETITIVE RESEARCH FUNDING HIGHLIGHTS

MAY 2025-2026

FUNDING BY FACULTY

Faculty of Natural Sciences/Charney School of Marine Sciences
$ 17M (NIS 55.5M)
Faculty of Social Welfare and Health Sciences
$ 6.4M (NIS 21M)
Faculty of Education
$ 3.45M (NIS 11.3M)
Faculty of Humanities
$ 3.36 M (NIS 11M)
Herta and Paul Amir Faculty of Social Sciences
$ 2.9M (NIS 9.5M)
Faculty of Law
$ 2.7M (NIS 8.8 NIS)
Faculty of Computer and Information Science
$ 2.4M (NIS 8M)

*USD figures were calculated using the average exchange rate for the reporting period (May 2025–May 2026): NIS 3.275 = USD 1

COMPETITIVE RESEARCH FUNDING AWARDED

$ 38M
(NIS 125M)

Supporting a diverse range of fields and interdisciplinary collaborations addressing real-world challenges.

Leading Funding Sources

Research grants were awarded through highly competitive national and international funding bodies, including:
Israel Science Foundation (ISF) | Council for Higher Education (CHE) | Israel Innovation Authority | Ministry of Education | Ministry of Defense

European Research Council (ERC) | Binational Science Foundation (BSF) USA–Israel | Volkswagen Foundation | Mortimer B. Zuckerman Institute

The Trump Foundation | The Schmidt Family Foundation | Jewish National Fund (JNF)

 

Source: The Research Authority