The Department of Land of Israel Studies provides comprehensive undergraduate and postgraduate programs focusing on the research of the Land of Israel, encompassing both its anthropogenic and natural environments across temporal scales. The B.A. program integrates interdisciplinary perspectives of history, archaeology, geography, ecology, and anthropology.
The Department trains the graduates with both rigorous academic knowledge and practical skills. Graduates are equipped for careers in education, interpretive guiding, and advanced scholarly research. Thus, the program fosters applied expertise and the potential for significant contributions to academic discourse.
Why choose Kinneret Academic College?
1. Optimal Geographical Location: Learning about the Land in its most suitable location, Proximity to the Kinneret, the Golan Heights, and the Jordan Valley.
2. Research-Active Faculty: Teaching by faculty conducting cutting-edge research in historical studies (prehistoric to contemporary), environmental sciences, cultural analysis, and political science.
3. Integrated Experiential Learning: Explore the Land in the classroom and through field trips and archaeological excavations.
4. Supportive Social Environment: Social Atmosphere Among Students.
5. Career-Oriented Skill Development: Acquiring knowledge and practical skills necessary for diverse career paths in heritage management, tourism, education, and academic pursuits.
What does the program cover
Uncover the Past – Delve into the rich history and archaeology of the Land of Israel, from the prehistoric era to the late antique period.
Israel Studies – Analyze the complexities of modern Israel, exploring key issues such as settlement patterns, security concerns, political structures, and societal evolution.
Environmental Sustainability and Ecological Studies – Issues in sustainability and environmental science, focusing on landscape preservation, ecological connectivity, and integrating urban natural spaces.