Council for Higher Education in Israel — Government Body

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Council for Higher Education in Israel

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Key Facts

Type

Government Body

Sector

government

Industry

Not specified

Status

Draft

Country

Israel

Headquarters

Jerusalem, Israel

Founded

1/1/1951

Dissolved

Active

Website

http://www.che.org.il

Also Known As

CHECouncil for Higher EducationIsraeli Council for Higher EducationHigher Education Council of Israelהמועצה להשכלה גבוהה

Key Information

Leadership

No leadership added

Positions

No positions added

Government Level

Foreign

Branch

Regulatory

Country (if foreign)

Parent Agency

None (top-level)

Jurisdiction

Israel

About

The Council for Higher Education in Israel (CHE), established by the Council for Higher Education Law in 1951, is an Israeli government body that serves as the primary supervisory authority over universities and colleges in the country. It is responsible for accrediting and planning higher education institutions, with exclusive power to grant academic accreditation, and oversees planning, budgeting, and quality assurance in higher education. The council is chaired by the Minister of Education, with at least two-thirds of its 31 members required to be academics appointed by the government.

Key Relationships

Daniel Polisar

testified_before

As co-founder of Shalem College, Polisar navigated the multi-year accreditation process with the Council for Higher Education, successfully establishing Israel's first accredited liberal arts college by 2013.

Since 2007

Recent Events

Testified before: Daniel Polisar → Council for Higher Education in Israel

1/1/2007

Established by Council for Higher Education Law

The Council for Higher Education in Israel was established by the Council for Higher Education Law