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After arrival

Welcome to the Weizmann Institute! The information here will assist you with day-to day life in Israel, such as extending or changing your visa, using your health insurance, renting off campus, family life and more.

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Housing

The Weizmann Institute of Science operates over 500 housing units.  Here you will find information regarding maintaining your apartment, changing apartment type, departing from our housing and insuring the contents of your apartment.  In addition, when your eligibility for our housing ends, our team will assist you to locate and rent an off campus apartment in Rehovot.
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Learning Hebrew

Levels 1 & 2

We are glad to offer Hebrew lessons as subsidized courses on campus, overseen by the WSoS in all academic aspects of the courses, twice a year, In November and March. The lessons are for WSoS internationals, WSoS new immigrants, WIS international employees, WIS visiting scientists, and their spouses. WIS new immigrant employees should contact oshrat.horowitz@weizmann.ac.il for upcoming courses through HR.

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Health

While we hope your time in Israel will be enjoyable, there may be times when you need additional help and support. There is a social worker on campus available for you or your family to consult with. They can also refer you to external services such as Psychologists and Psychiatrists. You should ensure your health insurance is valid throughout your stay in Israel.
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Life on Campus

The Weizmann Institute of Science is a leading international multidisciplinary research institution.

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Life on Campus

The Weizmann Institute of Science is a leading international multidisciplinary research institution. The beautiful, landscaped campus is home to a wide range of sculptures, interesting and unusual vegetation from around the world, and architectural styles from the 1940s to the present.  Guided campus tours (walking and motorized) are available from the recently renovated Levinson Visitors Center and include the Clore Garden of Science and Weizmann House. The Institute is home to a number of cafes, so feel free to stop for a bite to eat and enjoy a wonderful day on campus.

 

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Family Life

If you are arriving with children, you will want to know what educational opportunities are available for them in Rehovot. Children normally attend the kindergarten or elementary school in their neighborhoods, while older children may travel by bus to their middle or high schools.

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Housing

The Weizmann Institute of Science operates over 500 housing units.  Here you will find information regarding maintaining your apartment, changing apartment type, departing from our housing and insuring the contents of your apartment.  In addition, when your eligibility for our housing ends, our team will assist you to locate and rent an off campus apartment in Rehovot.
Read more about Housing

Family Life

If you are arriving with children, you will want to know what educational opportunities are available for them in Rehovot. Children normally attend the kindergarten or elementary school in their neighborhoods, while older children may travel by bus to their middle or high schools. We will be glad to assist you to register your children for the appropriate framework. If you are planning to start a family, you probably have many questions about being pregnant in Israel. You are welcome to contact us for information and advice.

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Erasmus+

The European Union established the Erasmus+ programme to promote student exchanges between EU countries and nations worldwide. Within Erasmus+, the "International Credit Mobility" programme funds short-term mobility for students and staff between European and partner countries.
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After arrival

Welcome to the Weizmann Institute! The information here will assist you with day-to day life in Israel, such as extending or changing your visa, using your health insurance, renting off campus, family life and more.

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Erasmus+

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Visas

It is your responsibility at all times to ensure that you hold an appropriate, valid visa while you are in Israel. In order to extend your visa, or to bring your spouse or children after your arrival, please contact us.
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Learning Hebrew

Levels 1 & 2

We are glad to offer Hebrew lessons as subsidized courses on campus, overseen by the WSoS in all academic aspects of the courses, twice a year, In November and March. The lessons are for WSoS internationals, WSoS new immigrants, WIS international employees, WIS visiting scientists, and their spouses.

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Are you eligible for WIS housing?

Check out Before Arrival - Housing

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Health

While we hope your time in Israel will be enjoyable, there may be times when you need additional help and support. There is a social worker on campus available for you or your family to consult with. They can also refer you to external services such as Psychologists and Psychiatrists. You should ensure your health insurance is valid throughout your stay in Israel.
Read more about Health

Rehovot City

Rehovot, founded in 1890 by Polish and Yemenite immigrants, is located in the center of the country. It has a population of over 130,000 and is well known for its scientific academic institutions – the Weizmann Institute of Science and the Hebrew University Faculty of Agriculture.

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Not in Israel yet?
Check out Before Arrival - Visas information.

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Pregnancy

Knowing what to do when you are thinking about starting a family or discovering you are pregnant, can seem daunting, especially when you are in a different country, away from family and friends.
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Erasmus+

The European Union established the Erasmus+ programme to promote student exchanges between EU countries and nations worldwide. Within Erasmus+, the "International Credit Mobility" programme funds short-term mobility for students and staff between European and partner countries.
Read more about Erasmus+

Pregnancy

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Learning Hebrew

Levels 1 & 2

We are glad to offer Hebrew lessons as subsidized courses on campus, overseen by the WSoS in all academic aspects of the courses, twice a year, In November and March. The lessons are for WSoS internationals, WSoS new immigrants, WIS international employees, WIS visiting scientists, and their spouses.

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Life on Campus

The Weizmann Institute of Science is a leading international multidisciplinary research institution.

Read more about Life on Campus

Rehovot City

Rehovot, founded in 1890 by Polish and Yemenite immigrants, is located in the center of the country. It has a population of over 130,000 and is well known for its scientific academic institutions – the Weizmann Institute of Science and the Hebrew University Faculty of Agriculture.

More Information you may need

After arrival

Welcome to the Weizmann Institute! The information here will assist you with day-to day life in Israel, such as extending or changing your visa, using your health insurance, renting off campus, family life and more.

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Erasmus+

The Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility (ICM) program facilitates exchanges between the Weizmann Institute and leading European universities, offering travel grants for study, teaching, and training. These grants foster collaboration, connect participants with key individuals, and enhance modern teaching practices.
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Life in Israel

History buffs can experience the Old City of Jerusalem, Crusader fortresses, Roman amphitheatres and aqueducts, and Nabatean trade routes. Nature lovers have access to exploring a wealth of ecosystems. Sports aficionados can hike, swim, surf or bike all over. Award-winning wineries and restaurants, as well as excellent music and theatre performances, can be found throughout the country.  With an international reputation for entrepreneurship and innovation Israel has an extremely talented and educated workforce trained in renowned academic institutions.

 

 

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After arrival

Welcome to the Weizmann Institute! The information here will assist you with day-to day life in Israel, such as extending or changing your visa, using your health insurance, renting off campus, family life and more.

Read more about After arrival

Erasmus+

The European Union established the Erasmus+ programme to promote student exchanges between EU countries and nations worldwide. Within Erasmus+, the "International Credit Mobility" programme funds short-term mobility for students and staff between European and partner countries.
Read more about Erasmus+

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