Jerusalem College of Technology launches first program in Israel to train Orthodox men to become medical nurses   A new academic nursing program for religious Jewish men will launch this…

Two Bnei Brak Charedi graduates of Lustig Institute in Ramat Gan — a branch of the Jerusalem College of Technology that serves members of the hared community — have developed…

The Department of Electro-Optics, which was the first of its kind in Israel, recently received new laboratories including millions of dollars' worth of equipment. The laboratories will significantly improve the…

89 Haredi women received degrees from JCT in the fields of Computer Sciences, Accounting and Information Systems, Business Management and Science and Technology Education. The guest of honor was Rabbi…

This week, 14 students from JCT's Tvuna program for Hassidic women began working for Netsource. 95% of Tvuna applicants were hired The job placement was made possible through a joint effort…

Rav Yosef Zvi Rimon has been appointed the Rabbinic Head of the Jerusalem College of Technology and the Head of its Batei Midrash.  The appointment officially takes effect on the…

An Israeli scientist uses the same principles and material that go into Harry Potter- style 'dissapearing capes' to protect soldiers from radiation Off in the future, IDF soldiers may get…

The new Jerusalem College of Technology program will look just like its Tel Aviv ‘brothers,’ says an organizer The first-ever accelerator specifically geared to the needs of Israel’s ultra-Orthodox Jewish (haredi)…

The Jerusalem College of Technology (JCT), an Orthodox Jewish college, is making waves in Israel’s male-dominated hi-tech industry. Specifically, Machon Tal (The Tal Institute), JCT’s Women’s Institute of Engineering, is helping…

The Jerusalem College of Technology is a leading source of researchers at Mafat, the Defense Ministry’s Research, Weapons Development and Technology Infrastructure Administration, responsible for advanced tanks, missile defense, and…