Israel Studies Teaching Supplement
The Israel Institute’s Israel Studies Teaching Supplement funds Israeli scholars to teach Israel- or Hebrew-focused courses at U.S. colleges, advancing academic engagement with Israeli society and culture.
Funder: Israel Institute
Due Dates: June 29, 2026 (Spring 2027 placement) | February 23, 2027 (Summer/Fall 2027 placement)
Funding Amounts: $2,800–$10,500 per course, depending on length and format; online/hybrid courses: $4,500 (minimum 8–10 weeks)
Summary: Supports Israeli scholars teaching three-credit courses about Israel or modern Hebrew at U.S. colleges and universities.
Key Information: Applicants must secure a formal invitation from a U.S. college/university before applying.
Description
The Israel Studies Teaching Supplement, funded by the Israel Institute, provides financial support to Israeli faculty, doctoral students, postdoctoral scholars, independent academics, or spousal appointments to teach three-credit courses about Israel or modern Hebrew at accredited U.S. colleges and universities. The program aims to enhance academic engagement with Israel-related topics and modern Hebrew, with a special emphasis on undergraduate offerings. Courses may be delivered in person or online, and must devote at least 60% of content to Israel or modern Hebrew (with relevant cultural, societal, or political components). The grant is competitive and does not guarantee placement.
