A scholarship granted to first-year students as well as students in more progressing years.
Criteria
• High evaluation in the school acceptance and portfolio process.
• Financial neediness.
• Additional sources of income.
Scope
80 hours of community / school activity annually.
Sum
Up to 4,000 NIS
Applicants entitled to a scholarship, who did not withdraw the entire deposit, will not be able to receive the Gutwrith Scholarship.
Granted to students who initiate projects in the field of their artistic practice or other fields, for the well-being of the community.
Criteria
• Second- and third-year students.
• High academic achievements.
• Socio-economic condition.
• Recommendation from head of the department.
• Personal acquaintance and personal state of the student.
Scope
100 hours annually, taking part in activities determined by the foundation.
Sum
4,500 NIS
A scholarship for excelling students with financial difficulties.
Full-tuition scholarships to excelling students with financial difficulties.
The Meitar Foundation assists students having financial difficulties, in their second and third years of study. The Foundation assists excelling students studying in the full program only, who meet all their academic requirements and have an average grade of over 86, and who were recommended for the scholarship by the head of their department. The Foundation seeks to aid not only by contributing to the recipient, but also by contributing to society and the community. The amount of the scholarship ranges from half of the tuition to the full amount. Reception of the scholarship is contingent upon the completion of 4 weekly hours of activity, which benefits the school and the community, throughout the entire academic year. This amounts to 100 hours annually.
Criteria
• Students in their second or third year with an average grade of over 86.
• Meeting all academic requirements.
• Recommendation by the head of the department.
Scope
100 hours yearly of activity determined by the school.
Sum
Between 5,000 and 6,500 NIS
It is possible, and even recommended, for students to receive the scholarship two years in a row.
A scholarship granted to students in the Phototherapy Department and to students of the Arab sector.
A scholarship for excelling students with financial difficulties.
Special scholarships for discharged soldiers, granted in the framework of projects benefiting the community, initiated by the school.
A scholarship intended for discharged combat soldiers and members of unique populations following their military service.
Granted to new Olim attending art schools.
A prize awarded by the Jerusalem mayor for excelling students and for graduation projects.
Granted to graduates of the school for excelling in their studies and graduation project.
A prize in commemoration of the late Morel Derfler, killed in the lethal terrorist attack in Nahariya in September 2001. Derfler was an artist and senior teacher at the school. The prize is awarded on behalf of the Derfler family and his friends.
A prize given in commemoration of the late Uri Sabag, an Israeli film producer. The prize is awarded on behalf of the Sabag family to graduates of the school for a graduation project in video / animation / experimental film.