Any other reason for being absent must be approved by the Summer Courses office one week in advance. University Regulations Students are expected to abide by the regulations of the Hebrew University while on campus or in University housing. These regulations, as well as Israeli law, prohibit the importation, possession or use of any type of illegal drug or narcotics. Transgressing this law may cause immediate expulsion from the Hebrew University and create serious problems with the legal authorities of the State of Israel. Accommodations University Housing Summer Courses students are generally housed in the Hebrew University dormitories on the Mount Scopus campus, where most classes are held.
Accommodations are two to a room.
Students above the age of 35 are strongly advised that the dormitories, designed and maintained for undergraduate and graduate students, may not be suitable for their needs. Thus, they are urged to seek private housing near the Mount Scopus campus. The dormitories are equipped with refrigerators and stoves for preparing light meals. Students must provide their own cooking utensils. The dormitories supply sheets, blankets, pillows and pillowcases, but do not supply towels or personal toiletries.