The School of Creative Art Therapies in the Faculty of Social Welfare and Health Sciences includes five study programs: visual art, drama therapy, psychodrama, movement and dance, music, and a program for experienced therapists.

The aims of the studies are to train expert professionals in art therapy, in the fields of health, education, welfare and rehabilitation, and to develop a body of empirical knowledge to promote the profession of creative art therapies.

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Bachelor of Arts from an institution of higher education in Israel or abroad, recognized by the Council for Higher Education, with a grade point average of 85 or higher.

Passing the English entrance exam with a minimum grade of 80.

Department requirements specified on the department website.

Movement, Art, Music, Drama Therapy and Psychodrama.

In addition, there is a one-year program for experienced therapists for certification as art therapists in a non-thesis track.

Students can choose to enroll in a thesis track or a non-thesis track.

Employment options upon graduation:  Degree holders will be able to progress and develop in their fields of employment, work, and treat people in educational frameworks, HMOs, clinics, and more.