The Ulpan is an intensive immersive Hebrew language course that can be taken for either a four or six week period during the Summer or Winter. It incorporates a traditional curriculum of reading, writing, and conversation skills with mediums such as Israeli music, newspapers, movies, radio and field trips.
German-speaking students apply through the internet site: www.bgu.ac.il/zis. English-speaking students normally apply through the New York Office. Students from all language groups are placed in an appropriate level based on the results of a written exam provided by the Office of Student Services prior to departure. Levels are ranked as follows:
- Aleph (Beginners) Syllabus
- Bet (lower intermediate) Syllabus
- Gimmel (upper intermediate) Syllabus
- Dalet (advanced) Syllabus
A Heh level course (upper advanced) is offered in the summer ulpan according to need. This level is intended primarily to boost students, who have completed the Dalet level course, to a level in which they can function fully and efficiently in a Hebrew-based academic environment.
Please Note: All students registered for a regular OSP Program will be required to take a Hebrew Language course during the period of their studies.
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Last update 05.07.09
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