Wellcome to Carmel College
The Carmel College, first in the Druze sector, has been established in year 2000 as public, non-profit organization.
The Carmel College specializes in several learning methods, when the emphasis is put on the Distance Learning and E-learning methods.
The Carmel College promotes academic relations with several colleges and universities in Israel and abroad.
Why should you consider studying with us?
1) The college had progressed drastically in the field of academy and research
2) The scholars and the teaching staff had shown great results and achieved a good reputation
3) The college is an open institute, allowing any high school graduate a lot of learning possibilities, especially in computer fields, and offering assistance during the studies.
4) The Carmel College has an exchange program with foreign colleges and universities.
5) Through the college there is a possibility to receive scholarships and counseling regarding studies in different fields.
The Carmel College is located in Carmel City, the first Druze city in Israel after unifying Daliat El Carmel and Usfia and is known for its hospitality.
The college is making any effort, so its graduates would contribute their professional ability and integrate into different work places, promoting college’s good reputation.
The Druze Research Institute and the Carmel College
Druze Research Institute is hosting the only branch of Academicians and Scientists Society in the Druze sector.
The goals of the Carmel College are to promote learning programs for academic degree, to assist students, providing academic and administrative counseling to any student, who wishes to broaden his/her education.
Academic Relations with Israeli Institutions:
Bar-Ilan University – distance-learning program
Afik College – technicians’ courses
Colleges Network Shai Afikim – advance studies
Ariel College – general cooperation
Academic Relations with Foreign Institutions:
West Timisoara University, Romania
Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Sumelweiss University-Hungary
Debrecen University-Hungary
Nazareth College-New Jersey,U.S.A.
Studies Toward Diploma in Carmel College:
Computers, Internet, English, etc.
Civil Service
Announcement #15
10th 0f May 2005
Laws of evaluating foreign academic degrees (BA and MA) given by institutions for high education abroad, and that were learnt in the “distance learning” method, and for foreign 3rd degrees for matters of ranking and salary.
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The Druze Association for Developing Foreign Relations, Culture and Education Profile
Background, history and the reasons for establishing the association:
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Proposal to send articles for the sixth issue of "Academic Stage"
We hereby inform you that we intent to publish the sixth issue of "Academic Stage" in May 2008.
The issue will be dedicated to "60 years to the State of Israel" and will be published in a festive format.
It is advised that graduates who graduated successfully from their Doctoral studies and all Ph.D. students who are in various stages of their research and thesis dissertations will submit articles relating to their academic work.
It is important to attach an Abstract to the article, of about 200 words in the Hebrew language (we will translate it to English) for the sake of our foreign readers.
If you wish to have your article included in the issue, kindly send it as soon as possible to our E-mail address:
Carmel25@bezeqint.net
Please refer to the page of instructions for writing the article, attached herewith, that appeared in the first issue of "Academic Stage".
Please note that when you submit the documents for defending your dissertation, you must include a report of publications and therefore it is highly recommended to submit articles for publishing.
In order for us to be able to dedicate the required time to your article and be able to send it to print we must receive the articles no later than September 5th 2008!
Journal of Education, Life & Social Sciences
Editorial Board: Dr. Akram Hasson, Dr. Jacov Sobovitz
Cover Layout: Rony Hasson
Technical editing and
design: Ella Shapolanski
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