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Located in the heart of Israel’s South, our college serves as a strong academic and social anchor for the region. It combines high-level education with meaningful community engagement, leading social initiatives, supporting cultural life and empowering students to create real impact. In the shadow of the war and the events of October 7, the college continues to provide stability, support and resilience to its community, serving as both a home and a driving force in the growth of the South.

WHY SAPIR?

Sapir Study Opportunities

Sapir is one of Israel’s largest public colleges, educating over 7,000 students across bachelor’s and master’s programs, vocational certifications , and a variety of professional  development programs.

Sapir Reviving the South

Sapir plays a central role in the revival and development of the South and the Western Negev through education, social initiatives, volunteer work, and student-led projects. By strengthening community ties and supporting regional growth, Sapir helps build resilience and a stronger future for the surrounding communities.

 Sapir Applied Research

Sapir promotes innovative and socially driven research that addresses regional and national challenges. Through academic excellence and close collaboration with the community and industry, research at Sapir contributes to knowledge creation, regional development, and meaningful social impact.

SAPIR FACTS & FIGURES

7,000+

Students and Faculty

53,000+

College Graduates

40+

Community Engagement Projects

20+

Years of Resilience Under Fire

17

Certification & Diploma Programs

12

Master's Degree Programs

ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

Bachelor's Degrees (B.A. / B.Sc.)

Explore undergraduate programs
across humanities, social sciences, and engineering.

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Master's Degrees (M.A. / M.Sc.)

Advance your career
with one of our specialized graduate programs.

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THE SAPIR STORY

SAPIR NEWS & EVENTS

ביקור מגרמניה בספיר
Recently, Sapir hosted a delegation from the German Federal Ministry of Education and from ConAct – the Coordination Center for German-Israeli Youth Exchange. The delegation arrived in Israel to sign an agreement for youth and young adult exchanges between the two countries for 2026. Additional participants in the visit included representatives from the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs and from the Israel Youth Exchange Authority. The delegation members arrived at Sapir after visiting the Nova site and met with Dr.
    • Communication
    • School of Law

BECOME A PART OF OUR SUCCESS

Contributions to Sapir play a vital role in advancing the college’s mission and strengthening its impact on the region. Donations help expand academic programs, support innovative research, improve campus facilities, and create new opportunities for students through scholarships and community projects. These resources enable Sapir to continue driving educational excellence, regional development, and social resilience, ensuring a stronger future for the South.