Israel Studies Teaching Supplement
The Israel Studies Teaching Supplement from the Israel Institute funds Israeli scholars to teach Israel-focused or modern Hebrew courses at U.S. colleges, encouraging academic and cultural exchange.
Funder: Israel Institute
Due Dates: February 23, 2027 (Application deadline for Summer/Fall 2027 / AY 2027-2028)
Funding Amounts: $2,800–$10,500 per course, depending on format and duration; typical award supports a 3-credit course.
Summary: Supports Israeli scholars to teach courses about Israel or modern Hebrew at U.S. colleges and universities, fostering academic engagement and cultural exchange.
Description
The Israel Studies Teaching Supplement, administered by the Israel Institute, provides financial support for Israeli scholars to teach courses focused on Israel or modern Hebrew at colleges and universities in the United States. The program aims to deepen understanding of Israel by encouraging academic engagement and cultural exchange. Eligible courses may cover modern or ancient Israel or modern Hebrew (with significant Israeli cultural content), and can be delivered in-person, online, or in hybrid formats. Priority is given to undergraduate instruction, and awards are made for teaching 3-credit courses.
