The Technion, known as "Israel's MIT", is the country's most advanced technological university. Founded in 1925 by notable scientists including Albert Einstein, the Technion has secured its high international regard with work on infrastructure, land irrigation, and advanced electronics. Today, over 11,000 students and 1000 faculty members carry out vital scientific research at state of the art facilities as they secure Israel's technological future at the school's Mt. Carmel campus.

Since its inception, the Technion has graduated some 37,000 scientists, physicians, architects, and engineers. Established centers of research such as the Whizin Biotechnology Center and the Neaman Institute for Advanced Studies in Science and Technology have helped to revive Israel while helping her to build commercial and strategic bridges with countries throughout the world.

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