According to data published by the Schechter Institute for Jewish Studies in Jerusalem, the number of new students at the institute has increased by about 25% in two years. Along with the increase in the number of students, there has been a consistent decrease in their average age - and the number of new enrollees from the worlds of management, technology and organization has jumped by about 130%.
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According to data published by the Schechter Institute for Jewish Studies in Jerusalem, the number of new students at the institute has increased by about 25% in two years. Along with the increase in the number of students, there has been a consistent decrease in their average age - and the number of new enrollees from the worlds of management, technology and organization has jumped by about 130%.