Humanities Courses

 WINTER SEMESTER 2026

Courses Offered – Winter Semester 2026 (5786)

Faculty of Humanities and Arts / Interdisciplinary Courses:

• 2160003 – Learning Disabilities: The Brain (Faculty of Education in Science & Technology)

• 2140120 – Foundations of Learning and Teaching (Faculty of Education in Science & Technology)

• 3230033 – The Musical Brain: From the Centuries to Perception

• 3240258 – Introduction to Guided Listening: The Great Orchestral Masters

• 3240266 – Science and Its Critics

• 3240269 – Ethics in Action

• 3240267 – Body-Wind Instrument Relations: From Plato to Brain Science

• 3240274 – Introduction to Guided Listening: The Great Pianists

• 3240284 – Education in China and in Israel

• 3240292 – Law, Equality, and Social Justice

• 3240298 – Innovative Israeli Law

• 3240299 – Terror, Jihad, and Political Response (Group 10 only)  English

• 3240307 – A Window into Midrash and Aggadic Literature

• 3240432 – Psychology of Music

• 3240439 – Fundamentals of Japanese Art

• 3240397 – Issues in the Philosophy of Life Sciences (for medical students only)

• 3240442 – Labor Law in Israel

• 3240445 – Coping with Stress

• 3240452 – Surveillance: Technology, Theory, and Ethics

• 3240454 – Introduction to the Philosophy of Science

• 3240474 – Ethics: Foundations, Norms, and Applications

• 3240518 – Innovation, Creativity, and Happiness

• 3240521 – Entrepreneurship in Organizations: Developments and Trends

• 3240527 – Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship – English

• 3240528 – Entrepreneurial Leadership

• 3240536 – High-Tech in Israel

• 3240879 – Selected Topics in Israeli Society (Group 10 only) – English

• 3250001 – Artist-in-Residence Studio on Campus – Elad Shniderman

• 3250011 – Artist-in-Residence Studio on Campus – Hillel Roman

• 3250010 – Science, Religion, and Philosophy

• 3260002 – Ethics of Emerging Technologies – English

• 3260005 – Breakthroughs in the History of Mathematical Thought – English

• 3260009 – Anthropological Theories – English

* “Artist in Residence” courses may be taken only once per degree.