Master’s Degree
As a highly regarded, interdisciplinary graduate-level teaching department, the Cohn Institute attracts students from diverse academic backgrounds, driven by a strong desire to broaden their intellectual horizons as offered by the Institute.
Since its inception in 1983, the Institute’s students have completed close to 100 Ph.D. dissertations and more than 150 Master’s theses. Currently, the student body counts approximately 130 M.A. students and 40 Ph.D. candidates.
The academic background of our students divides between Humanities, Exact Science, Life Sciences, Arts, Social Science and Law.
Duration of the studies
The Cohn Institute offers two Master's Degree programs in the History and Philosophy of Sciences and Ideas:
A Research Track, which culminates in the submission of an MA thesis.
A general program, which includes course work only (i.e. does not require writing a thesis).
Please note that most of the Master’s Degree courses and seminars are held in Hebrew.
- The course list for the current academic year (in Hebrew)
- A list of M.A. theses completed under the auspices of the Cohn Institute in previous years.