Study Masters in Apiculture on scholarship

Apiculture studies in Israel
Hello Sylvester,

As far as i know there re no international apiculture master degree programs in Israel.

here are a few institutions in Israel which offer different MSc programs in agriculture sciences for international students, among them: The Ben Gurion University of the Negev in Beer Sheva, The Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot and The Hebrew University in Jerusalem.

In order to apply for a master program in agriculture in Israel candidates must present a first degree in biology, biotechnology, agriculture, animal sciences, food sciences or any of the related fields with a GPA of 80 or more.
In cases students are not from an English speaking country, they will have to take an English proficiency test like TOEFL or IELTS.
Candidates must submit three letters of recommendation, and relevant experience is the field of agriculture.

I've attached a link at the bottom of my message where you can find a link, once you'll click it, it will send you to an article about the different programs you can choose from and more information about the admission, institutions and more.

Best regards,
Noa

M.Sc. in Agricultural Science in Israel

Admission
I hold a first degree in Agricultural extension. Can l apply

Applying for masters in agriculture
Hello,

Applying for masters in agriculture in Israel requires an undergraduate degree in agriculture or similar programs (e.g. biology, food science or animal studies) so it seems you hold that criterion. However, do take into consideration that there are other admission terms as well. These include a grade in the TOEFL exam. There also may be further requirements, depending on the university you choose.

I hope this was helpful, if you still have any more questions please fill in your details in the tab below (the yellow box) and we will do our best to help.

Regards,

Annabel

Admission
How do l apply

Applying for a study track
Hello,

Applying for a master's track requires you to contact the university or institute you have chosen, you can usually do this online through their website. You will need to send relevant documents such as your undergraduate degree. The application process changes between the different institutions so I cannot help you with any specific details. However, all the information and explanations can be found in English, online.

My advice to you then is to first decide where you would like to study and then proceed to apply online. If you come across any difficulties with the process, feel free to contact us.

Good Luck,

Annabel