

Backed by dedicated English-speaking personal and academic advisors, small classes, and one of Israel's leading law faculties, you'll graduate ready for a successful legal career in Israel and beyond.
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Become part of a class that grows together throughout the entire program. Learn, collaborate, and build lasting friendships in a supportive environment where everyone is invested in each other's success.
Prepare for both the Israeli and New York Bar Exams and open the door to legal careers in Israel, the United States, and beyond.
Study in an English-speaking classroom, with English-speaking faculty and a dedicated academic advisor. Small classes mean your professors know you personally, as part of a close-knit international community.
A dedicated advisor supports you throughout your first year, helping navigate bureaucracy, academic life, paperwork, and campus resources.
A range of scholarships is available to Ono students, including Lone Soldiers, merit-based awards, and external scholarships from organizations such as Perach, IMPACT, and Mifal HaPais.
Gain practical legal experience through a dedicated international legal clinic, working on real cases for real clients under professional supervision.
Ono's campus combines vibrant student life, enriching opportunities, and a supportive community designed to help you feel at home and thrive.
Our LL.B. is designed for English speakers, allowing you to begin your legal studies in English while gradually developing the legal Hebrew skills needed to study, work, and build your future in Israel through an integrated professional Ulpan.
Hands-on learning is a core component of the program, allowing students to apply legal theory to real-world practice. Through clinics and internships, students gain experience in legal research, advocacy, and problem-solving while engaging with real clients, institutions, and legal challenges.