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Reichman University

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32°10′35.67″N 34°50′08.25″E  /  32.1765750°N 34.8356250°E  / 32.1765750; 34.8356250 The Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya ( Ha-Merkaz ha-Bentehumi Hertseliyya ; abbreviated IDC Herzliya ) is a private research college in Herzliya , Israel . It was founded in 1994 by Uriel Reichman , envisioned and inspired by the model of the Ivy League. It is located in the city of Herzliya , in the Tel Aviv District , and is classified as an independent unbudgeted university. It grants undergraduate degrees, post-graduate degrees, and PhD degrees. It is a non-profit and receives no Israeli government funding. IDC Herzliya has 8,000 students enrolled for undergraduate and graduate degrees, including 2,000 international students from 86 countries (about 36% of which are from Europe and 31% of which are from North America). In 2014, IDC law graduates achieved the highest passing rate at the national bar examination of all Israeli academic institutions. Moreover, IDC Herzliya ranked first of 66 Israeli academic institutions in terms of student satisfaction for four consecutive years. In addition, IDC Herzliya has been the only academic institution in the world that has won the international Jean Pictet International Humanitarian Law competition, organized by the International Committee of the Red Cross , in consecutive years, winning it twice, in 2010 and 2011. The faculty includes professors who are involved with and hold professorships at various other universities, with a high percentage of Ivy League universities. IDC Herzliya cooperates with universities in the United States such as the University of Pennsylvania , Columbia University , University of California, Berkeley , Washington University in St. Louis , Syracuse University and Harvard University . IDC Herzliya was ranked first in a survey that examined the treatment in Israeli academic institutions towards students who serve in the IDF . It was the first academic institution to recognize active reserve service as equivalent to academic credits. In addition, IDC students who serve in the reserve forces enjoy significant assistance during their studies. IDC Herzliya offers a program in political science, with specialization in diplomacy and counter-terrorism, and hosts the Institute for Counter-Terrorism. IDC Herzliya is ranked 76-100 in political science in the Shanghai Ranking of world universities. "Ivy League-inspired Education in Israel" – via Haaretz. "Reichman Leaves Kadima and Politics; 'Olmert Broke Promise Sharon Made' " – via Haaretz. IDC Herzliya becomes Israel's first private university 21 Mar, 2018 12:30 Omri Zerachovitz, Globes "IDC Herzliya to change its name to Reichman University" . "MAKING A DIFFERENCE" – via Haaretz.1

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