Tel-Hai College, soon to become The University of the Galilee, is the leader of higher education and scientific inquiry in Israel’s northern region. Set in the heart of spectacular scenery, Tel-Hai has become a hub that attracts superb scientists and talented young adults from across Israel and around the world. Tel-Hai’s location, adjacent to the diverse ecosystems of the Hula Valley, the agricultural field and bird migration routes along the valley of the Great Rift along with the frontline communities scattered along Israel’s volatile northern borders, designates its mission to explore and generate the region’s resources to create academia and science of global significance. With more than 5,500 students and 1,400 employees, our mission focuses on develop and maintain academic excellence and cutting-edge research and teaching, while relying on the unique natural resources, human capital, and natural scenery of the Galilee for innovation, advanced research and shaping of future generations. Tel-Hai College offers undergraduate and graduate degree programs, all of which emphasize practical, hands-on field experience, designed both to engage the students in the local communities and to foster the individual identity of each and every student. Currently, there is a total of 32 academic programs in Tel-Hai’s three faculties: Faculty of Sciences and Technology, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities and Faculty of Innovation in Teaching and Education. Tel-Hai College is a central lever for the economic and social development of the Galilee and the community in which we exist. More than 2,500 students engage in social community-oriented activities in the Galilee and the Golan. Renowned for its diverse student population, representing all sectors and religions of Israeli society, Tel-Hai College actively promotes and celebrates diversity on campus. Through dedicated programs and centers, such as The Support Center for Students with Learning Disabilities and Medical Limitations, The Center for Multiculturalism, Galilium, and The Entrepreneurship Center, we are committed to reducing social inequalities in all facets of social and academic activities.