Alumni Introduction
The HU Alumni Association - UK provides opportunities for learning, networking and socialising for hundreds of British students after their return from Jerusalem. We are working on strengthening ties with current students, and of course reconnecting alumni with friends, colleagues and teachers. We offer an array of events and activities throughout the year.For more info please contact Ayelet Erez on 020 7691 1471 or email her at alumni@bfhu.org
Our next event:
An unforgettable performance of Batsheva Dance Company of Israel
MAMOOTOT by Ohad Naharin
followed by an exclusive talk with Batsheva's Artistic Director
Ohad Naharin
22 October 2008
8.00pm - Mamootot
9.00pm - A talk with Ohad Naharin
Riverside Studios
Crisp Road
Hammersmith
London W6 9RL (see map)
Tickets: £25 (£20 Alumni members)
This production contains nudity
Book online or call Rona on 020 7691 1485
**Take a look**
Brain & Art Evening with Prof Idan Segev
11 September 2008
An unforgettable alumni evening with Prof Idan Segev, from the Hebrew University's Interdisciplinary Centre for Neural Computation as he offered a unique insight into the connection between the brain and art, in a creative venue generously given by the Zabludowicz Art Projects. See the photos here.
Become a member of the Alumni Association - UK and receive exclusive benefits! Download the membership pack here - simply fill in the registration form and the direct debit and send it back to us together with a passport photo of yourself. We will then send you your membership card.
We are also trying to gather current details of all our alumni. Update your details now online! Click here to read our privacy policy - we take your privacy seriously.
The Hebrew University has attracted over 100,000 students from all over the world, drawn by the unique experience of studying at this modern seat of learning in a historical city.
British students have attended the university almost since its inception and play an integral part in campus life. Studying at the Rothberg International School, at the heart of campus, British students mix with students from 70 other countries worldwide, as well as students with hugely diverse backgrounds from across Israel and the Middle East.
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