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In the academic environment in Israel, the Open University of Israel is similar to other universities in its pursuit of excellence and its commitment to superior scientific and scholastic standards. However, it differs in its organizational structure, its curriculum, and its admission requirements. The Open University is open to all those who wish to study a single course or a battery of courses, or to pursue a full program of study toward a Bachelor's degree. Enrollment does not require matriculation or any other certificate from another educational institution. Though applicants are not required to provide proof of prior scholastic achievements, their academic achievements are the key to their success at the Open University. Along with its open admission policy, the Open University demands of its students personal qualities without which academic achievements cannot be attained: ambition, motivation, perseverance, responsibility and self-discipline. Students are required to study on their own, practice at home, actively participate in group learning activities, and meet course deadlines and requirements. Since 1996, the Open University has offered programs of study leading to a Master's degree. In contrast to the open admission policy for undergraduate studies, admission to graduate studies is contingent on fulfillment of certain requirements. The Open University is flexible in structure and organization. Applicants joining the Open University student body are not required to enroll in a faculty or department, but rather in specific courses. An individual enrolled in a course becomes a student of the Open University. The structure of studies at the Open University also differs from the structure customary at other universities, as it is not defined by years. Open University students are not first, second or third year students. Student are entitled to determine their own rate of progress and the degree of progress in not measured by units of time ...

ORT Israel is the nation’s largest and leading educational infrastructure, shaping the future for over 100,000 students across Israel. Driven by a strategic mission to strengthen Israel’s social and economic resilience, ORT serves as a national hub for innovation, leadership, and lifelong learning. By placing science, technology, humanity and values-based education at its core, ORT equips the next generation with the tools, skills, and strategic capabilities needed to navigate a rapidly changing world, and lead tomorrow.

The Knesset (Hebrew: הַכְּנֶסֶת [haˈkneset] is the unicameral national legislature of Israel. As the legislative branch of the Israeli government, the Knesset passes all laws, elects the President, approves the cabinet, and supervises the work of the government. The Knesset is located in Givat Ram, Jerusalem