The Glazer-MALI, BGU Israel Studies Seminar for Chinese Students is hosted by the Ben-Gurion Research Institute for the Study of Israel & Zionism (BGRI)
Israeli Culture and History in one day
March 24 or March 25 or July 4, 2021
Academic Director, Dr. Emir Galilee: emir.galilee@gmail.com
For any information and question: glazer.mali.seminar@gmail.com
Eligibility: Chinese students interested in Israeli society and culture
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Glazer Seminar 2021 Online, under Covid19 Regulations
This year we are offering an online seminar to provide a unique opportunity to learn about Israeli culture and history from a distance – comfortable at your home wherever you are!
You can choose one of the following days: March 24, or March 25, or July 4 in 2021.
Starting at 9: 30 (Israel time), this one-day program is full of educational lectures from the prominent lecturers at the BGRI and the Ben-Gurion Heritage Institute, interactive activities around the country and an informal evening with Israeli families (both religious and secular), as well as Q&A sections!
The seminar's costs are fully covered by the GLAZER-MALI, but
registration is required.
For any question or inquiry, please do not hesitate to reach out to us at:
glazer.mali.seminar@gmail.com.
Genera
l Information
Diane & Guildfold Philanthropies and the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev are pleased to invite all Chinese students residing in Israel for a seminar that focuses on Israeli history, society, politics and culture.
Endorsed by the Council of Higher Education, the upcoming seminar is a unique opportunity for the Chinese students to enhance their experiences in Israel. The participants will gain insights on the history of the Zionist movement, the central streams of Israeli culture from the pre-state years to the present, the general political structure of Israel including its system of governance and the relationship between religion and the State. The lectures and workshops will be given in English by the faculty members from BGRI, each according to his or her field of expertise.
Academic Study
BRGI is devoted to the documentation and research of Zionism and contemporary Israeli society. BGRI's faculty members have initiated, founded, and currently lead two academic programs in the field: an undergraduate program in Israel Studies at the Ben-Gurion University's Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, and the Woodman-Scheller Israel Studies International Program (WSISIP). BRGI also hosts doctoral and post-doctoral students from Israel and abroad.
Under the guidance of the leading scholars from BGRI, the seminar participants will have an opportunity to explore the Ben-Gurion Heritage Institute, the Ben-Gurion Desert Home and the gravesite of David and Paula Ben-Gurion at Midreshet Ben-Gurion.
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