Type Private Chairman Rabbi Ychezkel Fogel Students Close to 3,000 Phone +972 1-800-550-555 | Established 2001 Dean D.R. Eyul Maose Location Or Yehuda, Israel Founded 2001 | |
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Address Arik Einstein St 3, Or Yehuda, Israel | ||
The Charedi Campus - The Academic College Ono (Hcharedi campus- Ono Ha'academic Kirya) is a branch of "The Academic College Ono" which is designated for academic studies for Orthodox. It is the greatest charedi College in israel. Presently there is in the Campus nearly 3,000 undergraduate. Among the academic institutions that for Charedim, it is the only institution wherein there is Legal Studies.
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"The Charedi Campus" is located in two places: The main is in Or Yehuda, and the extension is in Jerusalem.
"The campus the charedi-Ono Academic College" was the first college for Charedim, in Israel. The college was established in 2001 by Renan Hartman. In 2003, Rabbi Yehezkel Fogel was appointed chairman of the campus.
Study tracks
Program tracks include first degree in the following subjects: Law (. LL.B) Business Management (. BA) (specializations: accounting, information systems analysis, finance and capital markets and marketing and management), Occupational Therapy (BOT), communication disorders (. BA) advertising and marketing communications.
Campus Features
The classes are held in an to orthodox lifestyle appropriate way:
56% of the students are men, of whom 67% were married. Women constitute 44% of the students, of which 35% are married and 65% single. 86% are aged 18–30
Campus Management has "stage", in which public officials meet with students. As part of the stage were hosted on campus: President Shimon Peres Chief of Staff Gabi Ashkenazi, Bank of Israel Governor Stanley Fischer, Labor leader MK Shelly Yachimovich, and former media personality Yair Lapid, who announced this framework in 2011 that the Haredim won the struggle for the country's identity and that he shares his father's path with ultra-Orthodox yeshiva who opposed the government. At the beginning of 2014, was established with the support of the campus management site "Sidociisn", which aims to match students to.