The Women’s School of Engineering, established in 1999 and fully accredited by the Israel Council of Higher Education, is the youngest addition to JCT.  What makes it unique among all schools is that it provides the opportunity for women to study engineering in a non-coed environment.   Varying cultural, religious and family needs among women in Israel are further accommodated by having classes at two sites in the country – Machon Tal in Jerusalem and Machon Lustig in the Tel Aviv area – each with fully equipped laboratories and in-house infant day-care centers.

At The Women’s School of Engineering, women have the opportunity to study academic subjects in high-tech engineering and management.  These women will subsequently be able to take their place in Israel’s growing high-tech industry and make their much-needed contribution in this field.

A unique combination of degree programs and Jewish Studies enables the Jerusalem College of Technology to produce students attuned successfully both to an academic career and the Jewish way of life, thus enabling them to make a contribution to Israel’s high-tech community and the Jewish world as well.

Photography by: Debbi Cooper and others