IDC Herzliya Student Guide
IDC Herzliya Student Guide
IDC Herzliya Student Guide
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<strong>IDC</strong> <strong>Herzliya</strong><br />
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The Center for European Studies at the Lauder School of Government, Diplomacy<br />
and Strategy<br />
The center coordinates European studies and organizes events and public forums on the European<br />
Union and its relations with Israel and the Middle East. In recent years, the center has hosted senior<br />
European government officials, including the prime minister of North Rhine-Westphalia and the<br />
chancellor of Austria. From this year onward, the center is offering <strong>IDC</strong> <strong>Herzliya</strong> students a certificate<br />
program that will allow them to specialize in the European Union, with an emphasis on economic<br />
affairs, politics, history and law. The program is taught in English. In addition, students who meet the<br />
criteria Æ will be able to extend their studies by spending a year at the Heinrich Heine University in<br />
Düsseldorf, Germany, in a program which will lead to a master’s degree from the host university.<br />
Many generous scholarships are available for this program.<br />
For additional information, call 09-9527300.<br />
The Project for New Governance in Israel at the Lauder School of Government,<br />
Diplomacy and Strategy<br />
This project focuses on analyzing the main problems of government and public policy in Israel and<br />
formulating recommendations on how to improve governance in Israel. The project includes<br />
convening seminars and workshops. In addition, it publishes policy papers by senior officials in the<br />
public and private sector, elected officials and academics in which the main problems are mapped<br />
out on a structural and procedural level and analyzed methodically, in order to develop feasible<br />
alternatives to improve governance in Israel. The project supports the <strong>Herzliya</strong> Workshops to<br />
Improving Governance in Israel, in which experts and decision makers participate in workshops<br />
about issues on the public agenda. The program is directed by Prof. David Nachmias of the Lauder<br />
School of Government, Diplomacy and Strategy.<br />
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