The TELEM-Glaser-Mudie Graduate
Program in Political Science
A fully funded integrated pathway to research excellence at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
Why TELEM?
TELEM offers a unique, fully funded five-year MA-PhD pathway that allows outstanding students in political science to develop advanced research skills within a single, coherent academic framework.
An Integrated Research Track
TELEM offers a unique, fully funded five-year MA-PhD pathway that allows outstanding students to develop advanced research skills within a single, coherent academic framework.
Full Funding
Students receive full tuition coverage, a living stipend, and paid teaching and research assistantships, enabling complete dedication to study and research.
Excellence in Training
The program combines rigorous coursework, intensive methodological training, and close faculty mentorship in a high-expectation, supportive academic environment.
Global
TELEM prepares students for the international academic community while encouraging meaningful engagement with Israeli society and the public sphere.
A Scholarly Community
Small cohorts of exceptional students create a close-knit intellectual community that fosters collaboration, peer learning, and long-term professional networks.
Research Opportunities
Students gain hands-on experience in original research, working closely with leading faculty on projects that shape the field of political science.
“TELEM has had a huge impact on my professional life. It gave me the opportunity to study high-level courses and be surrounded by a group of intelligent and supportive individuals, many of whom continue to be a part of my journey. The program also provided me with inspiration and ambition from past cohorts, whose achievements motivated me to push forward in my own path. Additionally, TELEM gave me a clearer understanding of the path toward an academic career, helping me navigate the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.”
Dr. Nir Kosti
TELEM ’15
Join us
TELEM–Glaser–Mudie Graduate Program welcomes exceptional students with the curiosity, drive, and ambition to shape the future of political science.