Program

We offer an intensive curriculum of over 320 hours designed to equip students with the necessary skills for entry to mid-level data science positions within the Israeli tech industry.
LEARNING TRACKS

Choose your track

Select one of the three flexible tracks to match
your background, goals, and schedule.
AI-Powered
Data Science
Duration: 4 months
Workload: 160h lectures + homeworks
Course starts: Oct 28
Format: Lectures are held at the Tel Aviv University campus and streamed live online
Focus: Statistical thinking and data exploration, feature engineering, classical ML models and pipelines, GenAI applications and tools
Ideal for: Analysts, STEM graduates, software developers looking to build a strong foundation in data science
Price: 12,500₪
Applied Deep Learning & Generative AI
Duration: 4 months
Workload: 160h lectures + homeworks
Course starts: March 17
Format: Lectures are held at the Tel Aviv University campus and streamed live online
Focus: Deep learning theory, real-world use cases in vision and NLP, LLMs foundations and usage, RAG, prompt engineering, and AI agent deployment
Ideal for: Experienced data professionals ready to deepen their expertise
Price: 12,500₪
Bundle: AI-Powered DS + Applied DL & GenAI
A comprehensive data science journey — from data wrangling and classical ML to advanced deep learning and GenAI deployment
Ideal for: Career switchers aiming to enter the AI and data science field
Option to add a real-world project with leading data companies

Price: -25,000₪- 23,000₪

structure

Our structure

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Courses
Study specific topics in data analysis and machine learning in short, dedicated courses (4‑12 weeks each), covering topics across all the range from ML foundations to advanced, state‑of‑the-art applications. All the courses are taught in an applicative and hands-on manner and include extensive practice.
Our Courses
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Projects
Choose one of the real‑life data projects offered by our industry partners, and work on it throughout the year. You will receive guidance through weekly meetings with experienced industry mentors provided by us, as well as periodic meetings with the project’s data owner.
Our Projects
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Research seminars
Become familiar with the current scientific research and advancements through research seminars, where you will also engage in in‑depth discussions and exploration of the most recent advancements in the field.
PROGRAM

Study program

Our curriculum offers a well-rounded education in data analysis and machine learning, starting from the fundamental principles of classic ML and progressing towards the cutting-edge applications of Deep Learning and generative AI. To ensure our students stay ahead of the curve, our curriculum undergoes regular updates to align with market needs and reflect the latest advancements in the field.
In our program, you will engage in focused, short-duration courses lasting 4 to 14 weeks. Each course dives into specific topics, including Supervised and Unsupervised Learning, Deep Learning and advanced ML applications all the way to recent developments in generative AI. Our courses are designed to be hands-on and practical, enabling students to apply their knowledge through extensive practice.
AI-Powered Data Science
Python for Data Processing
28 hours
Kosta Rozen
Python for Data Processing
28 hours
Lecturer
Kosta Rozen
Product Analytics Lead at Waze
Course Description
Python for Data Processing (Py4DP) course introduces the main tools forming Python stack for data science and machine learning. The course is focused on practical skills and core packages for data science in general and exploratory data analysis in particular: Jupyter, numpy, pandas and matplotlib. Basic understanding of scipy, sklearn, dask, tensorflow and other packages and tools is also provided. Besides being technical, the course also covers data science processes and best practices. This includes structuring machine learning projects, doing exploratory data analysis, dealing with data and more. On a conceptual side course also covers presenting results and assuring that projects are well-organized and flow smoothly. After completion of the course, students should have at their disposal the tools required to begin diving in to the world of modelling and classic DS tasks, such as the ability to perform exploratory analysis of moderately sized dataset (up to tens of Gb), including data cleaning, analysis of individual variables, their relations, visualizations and feature construction.
Probability & Statistics for Data Science
28 hours
Dr. Tomer Gazit
Probability & Statistics for Data Science
28 hours
Lecturers
Dr. Tomer Gazit
Data Science Team Lead at Hello Heart
Course Description
This course offers a rigorous introduction to probability and statistics, with a strong emphasis on their application in data science. Designed for students with a foundational background in programming and data analysis, the course integrates theoretical principles with practical exploration of real-world datasets.

Core topics include descriptive and inferential statistics, probability theory, random variables and distributions, estimation, hypothesis testing, and regression analysis. Emphasis is placed on the interpretation and critical evaluation of statistical findings in the context of data-driven decision making. Students will engage in hands-on computational exercises using Python, reinforcing their understanding through empirical analysis and exploratory data techniques.
Classical ML
32 hours
Lior Sidi
Noa Lubin
Segev Arbiv
Classical ML
32 hours
Lecturers
Lior Sidi
Senior Data Scientist at Wix
Noa Lubin
Director of Data Science at Fido
Segev Arbiv
Principal Data Scientist at SimilarWeb, Mentor and Lecturer
Course Description
This comprehensive course serves as a deep dive into the foundational pillars of Machine Learning, covering both supervised and unsupervised learning approaches. Students will explore a wide range of classical ML algorithms and techniques that remain fundamental tools in modern Data Science, complementing deep learning approaches.

The course covers a wide range of machine learning approaches. In supervised learning, algorithms iteratively learn from labeled training data to make accurate predictions on new, unseen data, particularly excelling with structured data. Key techniques include linear and logistic regression, decision trees, and ensemble models. The course also explores methods for deriving insights from unlabeled data through clustering and dimensionality reduction. Students will implement key algorithms from the ground up to develop a thorough understanding of their underlying mechanics.

The course emphasizes both theoretical understanding and practical application through coding assignments where students implement and experiment with both labeled and unlabeled datasets. By the end of the course, students will possess a comprehensive understanding of classical machine learning approaches and the ability to select and apply appropriate techniques for various Data Science challenges.
Data Science in Production
12 hours
Serj Smorodinsky
Data Science in Production
12 hours
Lecturers
Serj Smorodinsky
Data Science Team Lead
Course Description
This course provides a practical and rigorous introduction to the principles and practices of deploying data science solutions in real-world environments. Focusing on collaborative project structure, experiment tracking, and model deployment, the course equips students with essential MLOps skills required to transition from local experimentation to scalable, production-ready systems. Students will gain hands-on experience with best practices in reproducibility, modular code design, cloud-based workflows, and model serving using modern tools such as Weights & Biases, Docker, and FastAPI. By bridging the gap between data science and engineering, the course prepares participants to contribute effectively within cross-functional teams and to manage the lifecycle of machine learning models in applied settings.
GenAI Applications
12 hours
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Applied Deep Learning & Generative AI
Deep Learning & GenAI Foundation
60 hours
Dr. Omri Allouche
Deep Learning & GenAI Foundation
60 hours
Lecturers
Dr. Omri Allouche
Head of Research at Gong.io, Data Scientist and Lecturer
Course Description
This comprehensive course introduces students to one of the most revolutionary fields reshaping technology today, taking you from neural network fundamentals to cutting-edge Large Language Models (LLMs) and Generative AI systems that are revolutionizing how we work, create, and solve problems across every sector from healthcare to finance.

You'll master the underlying principles of modern neural architectures and their real-world applications across computer vision, natural language processing, and GenAI systems. The curriculum covers essential concepts including backpropagation, embeddings, convolutional and recurrent networks, attention mechanisms, transformer architectures, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), fine-tuning strategies, prompt engineering, and autonomous AI agents.
Deep Learning & GenAI Hand on Applications
30 hours
Dr. Inbar Huberman
Karin Brisker
Deep Learning & GenAI Hand on Applications
30 hours
Lecturers
Dr. Inbar Huberman
PhD from The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Karin Brisker
Data Scientist at Microsoft Israel
Course Description
This practical companion to the Deep Learning Foundations course bridges theory and real-world AI implementation through a combination of interactive talks and hands-on workshops. You'll work through complete AI project lifecycles across computer vision and natural language processing domains, following a systematic approach from problem definition and data analysis through model selection, training strategies, and comprehensive evaluation to understand core concepts.

The session emphasizes developing AI problem-solving intuition by examining real use cases and business scenarios. We deliberately combine classical architectures with modern approaches, helping you understand when to use foundational techniques versus state-of-the-art models, and why certain approaches work for specific problems. Hands-on workshop sessions feature direct experimentation with Large Language Models, AI agents, and cutting-edge GenAI capabilities, while practical talks walk through complete project methodologies and decision-making processes.

Throughout the semester, industry experts will share case studies from their domains, demonstrating how they approach problem definition, model selection, and evaluation in production environments.
Research Seminars
2 hours * 6 weeks
Dr. Inbar Huberman
Research Seminars
2 hours | 6 weeks
Lecturers
Dr. Inbar Huberman
PhD from The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Course Description
Research seminars offer an opportunity for students to become familiar with current scientific research and advancements through a series of meetings, in which we’ll engage in in-depth discussions and exploration of the most recent advancements in the field. Selected researchers from the faculty of TAU, HUJI and other universities and experienced researchers from the industry will present papers representing state-of-the-art research in their field and lead a discussion of the topics covered. Students will have the opportunity to engage in-depth with papers through reading, presenting, reviewing and implementing selected topics.

List of topics for each seminar is curated on the spot based on state-of-the-art developments and speaker availability.
Agentic System
16 hours
Serj Smorodinsky
Shir Chorev
Dr. Nataly Kuritz
Agentic System
16 hours
Lecturers
Serj Smorodinsky
Data Science Team Lead
Shir Chorev
Co-founder and CTO of Deepchecks
Dr. Nataly Kuritz
AI strategist, researcher, Ph.D. in Deep Learning for Quantum Chemistry
Course Description
As LLMs became a commodity, one of their most promising and potentially benefiting use cases is creating autonomous agents that would act to achieve the goals we define them. Both LLMs and agent based flows are fairly new and their definitions are being refined as we speak.

The goal of this course is to teach the fundamentals that will stick around, both from the perspective of theory and practice, by viewing the current industry best practices and applying them on different use cases, such as an agentic data analyst and many other interesting use cases.

The course will be focused on both theory and practice of building agentic systems.

The first 2 sessions will act as introductory, afterwards most sessions will focus on a specific use case that we will break down together.

Other than that we will go over the most popular frameworks and understand their unique approaches, gaining additional context in the design of agentic systems.
Explainable AI
16 hours
Noa Lubin
Dr. Liat Friedman Antwarg
Explainable AI
16 hours
Lecturers
Noa Lubin
Director of Data Science at Fido
Dr. Liat Friedman Antwarg
Ph.D. in Information Systems Engineering
Course Description
This course introduces students to the field of Explainable AI (XAI), providing both theoretical foundations and practical applications. The course covers the importance of model interpretability and transparency. Students will learn to apply various XAI methods, evaluate explanations, and communicate model behavior to different stakeholders. Through class code sessions, students will gain practical experience with popular explainability tools and frameworks. By the end of the course, students will be equipped to detect biases, troubleshoot models, and create more trustworthy AI systems that align with ethical guidelines and regulatory requirements.
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Kosta Rozen
Product Analytics Lead at Waze
Lecturer at Python for Data Processing course
Antwarg Applied researcher at Ebay
Lecturer at Explainable AI course

Dr. Liat Antwarg Friedman, with a Ph.D. in Information Systems Engineering, specializing in Explainable AI. A proven track record in leading research and applied machine learning projects—spanning fraud detection, NLP, and data quality improvement—I’ve worked with organizations such as eBay, Audi, Leumi and KBC Bank, both as a researcher and consultant. I bring a deep understanding of translating business needs into data-driven solutions.

AI strategist, researcher, Ph.D. in Deep Learning for Quantum Chemistry
Lecturer at Agentic System course

Dr. Nataly Kuritz is an AI strategist, researcher, and innovation leader with a Ph.D. in Deep Learning for Quantum Chemistry. With over a decade of experience bridging academia and industry, she specializes in building trustworthy AI systems, designing explainable models, and guiding companies through GenAI transformation. Nataly is also a passionate educator and speaker, known for making complex AI concepts accessible and actionable.

Co-founder and CTO of Deepchecks
Lecturer at Agentic System course

Shir Chorev is the co-founder and CTO of Deepchecks, a startup for evaluation and continuous validation of AI-based applications. Previously, Shir worked at the Prime Minister’s Office and at Unit 8200, leading research in various Machine Learning and Cyber related problems. Shir has a B.Sc. in Physics from the Hebrew University, which she obtained as part of the Talpiot excellence program, and an M.Sc. in Electrical Engineering from Tel Aviv University. Shir was a featured honoree in the Forbes Europe 30 Under 30 list.

Data Science Team Lead at Loris.ai
Lecturer at Data Science in Production course

Serj Smorodinsky is a data science team lead with deep expertise in NLP, AI evaluation, and agentic workflows. He specializes in building intelligent systems combining Deep learning, LLMs, retrieval architectures, and interpretable rule-based models. Serj brings strong software engineering skills and a production-focused mindset, ensuring scalable, testable, and maintainable AI solutions. His approach bridges experimental research with real-world deployment, emphasizing reliability and continuous evaluation.

Data Science Team Lead at Hello Heart
Lecturer at Probability & Statistics

Dr. Tomer Gazit is a machine learning and AI researcher, manager, and consultant specializing in the medical domain. He helps organizations develop tailored data science solutions to clinical and operational challenges. He currently leads the Clinical Data Science team at Hello Heart, where he develops predictive models for heart-related diagnoses, integrating tabular data, time series and generative AI.

Previously, he led the Brain Informatics and Imaging Research Lab at Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center (Ichilov) where his work focused on time series and neuroimaging tools for neurological diagnosis and translational neuroscience.

Tomer holds a PhD in Neuroscience from Bar-Ilan University and a BSc in Mathematics and Psychology from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

Data Scientist / Applied ML Researcher
Project mentor
Data Scientist at Akamai
Project mentor

Tomer is passionate about learning new domains and techniques, from building scalable data pipelines and algorithmic solutions for mapping and automotive apps to data modeling and analysis for financial risk assessment. As a self-learner with multidisciplinary R&D experience, he specialises at tackling hard problems in new domains and working on innovative engineering solutions for products at scale.

Data / AI Consultant at PLEASEDM
Project mentor
Senior Data Scientist and Researcher at Timna
Project mentor
Data science consultant and ML expert
Project mentor
Senior Developer Advocate at AI21 Labs
Lecturer at Deep learning and GenAI applications

Yuval is a Developer Advocate at AI21 Labs, deeply involved in advancing the frontiers of Natural Language Processing.

He holds an MSc in Computer Science from the Weizmann Institute of Science, underscoring his firm grounding in the field. Prior to his role at AI21 Labs, he served as a Chip Designer at Amazon, honing his ability to deliver efficient, impactful solutions.

Yuval’s professional passion lies in the realm of generative AI. He actively contributes to making this intricate field more comprehensible and accessible to diverse audiences. With an engaging style and in-depth expertise, he navigates the complexities of AI, bringing clarity and insight to both peers and newcomers in the field.

Senior Research Engineer (NLP) at Google DeepMind
Lecturer at ML Tools and Applications
Data Science team lead at Briya
Lecturer at project workshops
VP of data AI21 Labs
Guest Lecturer

Shuki Cohen is a Data Scientist at AI21 Labs, focusing on advanced NLP algorithms to develop writing and reading AI technologies. Prior to that, Shuki worked at SimilarWeb, applying machine learning and statistical algorithms to predict and estimate users behavior. Shuki holds an M.Sc. degree in IE majoring in Data Science from Tel Aviv University.

Principal Data Scientist at SimilarWeb, Mentor and Lecturer
Lecturer at Classical ML course

Segev Arbiv is a Data Scientist with expertise in the fields of Machine Learning and Computer Vision. He has a BSc. in Electrical Engineering from the Technion, and pursuing an MSc in these fields.

During the last few years, Segev is working at SimilarWeb in which he applies Deep Learning techniques and various statistical inference tools to overcome day to day challenges, such as NLP and estimations.

Prior to that, he was a researcher in the Image Processing\Computer Vision fields at AOL. Segev is passionate about everything related to numbers, lecturing and interacting with other passionate personas.

Data science manager at Forter
Project mentor
Head of Research at Gong.io, Data Scientist and Lecturer
Lecturer at Deep Learning & GenAI Foundation course

Dr. Omri Allouche heads the Research department at Gong.io, helping sales organizations improve their performance by providing actionable, data-driven insights using machine learning. He also teaches Applied Data Science at Bar Ilan University.

Omri holds a Ph.D. in Computational Ecology from the Hebrew University (cum laude). He won several academic awards and scholarships, including the Clore fund, and his research papers had been cited over 2,000 times.

Director of Data Science at Fido
Lecturer at Classical ML course

Noa is a Data Scientist, currently working as Director of Data Science at Fido. Formerly worked as a researcher at NASA, at Diagnostic Robotics, Amazon, Elbit and IAI. Her main topics of specialisation and focus are NLP, healthcare and space.

Noa is an AI leader, social entrepreneur, lecturer and space enthusiast.

Volunteering as CTO at Tod’aers - combining AI and space research for sustainable technological developments.

Previously worked as Machine Learning Team Lead at Diagnostic Robotics, at Amazon, NASA, Elbit Systems and the Israeli Aerospace Industry.

Computer Science Master's degree, Bar-Ilan University (Magna Cum Laude), NLP thesis advised by Prof. Yoav Goldberg.

Electrical Engineering Bachelor's degree, Technion (Summa Cum Laude).

Co-Founder & CTO at stealth startup
Lecturer at Classical ML course

Lior has years of experience and works closely with companies to improve their product and operations using data science.

He co-founded Braincast to help product managers to make impactful decisions by explaining causality in meaningful events.

Lior holds BSc and MSc in software and information engineering department from Ben Gurion University, where he researched the appliance of deep learning, embedding, and adversarial learning in the fraud and cybersecurity domains.

Product Analytics Team Lead at Google
Lecturer at Python for Data Processing course

Kosta holds a B.Sc and M.Sc. in Industrial Engineering and Management from Ben Gurion Universirty (Summa Cum Laude both). He won several academic awards and scholarships, and has published multiple research papers in academic journals, including best paper of 2018 in IEEE Transactions on Semiconductor Manufacturing. Kosta is also a Certified Scrum Master and Project Management Professional (PMP).

In his role as Product Analytics Lead at Waze, Kosta uses data to improve every aspect of Waze - one of most popular navigation apps in the world.

Before joining Waze, Kosta worked as a Data Scientist at Intel and as a Lecturer at Ben Gurion University.

Data Scientist at Microsoft Israel
Lecturer at Deep Learning & GenAI Hand on Applications course

Karin Brisker is a data scientist at Microsoft, with a background in NLP and machine learning. She began her journey developing AI-driven solutions for the healthcare domain, and now focuses on cybersecurity, building data-driven tools to enhance organizational protection. Karin holds an M.Sc. from the NLP Lab at Bar-Ilan University.

PhD from The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Lecturer at Deep Learning & GenAI Hand on Applications course

Dr. Inbar has just finished her PhD at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, her research is focused on image processing and machine learning.

Inbar received her Ms.c in computer science from the Hebrew University and her Bs.c in applied mathematics from Bar-Ilan University, both graduated cum laude. She published several papers in computer vision top-tier conferences.

During her PhD studies, she was titled best teacher assistant.

Professor, Department of Mathematics, Bar Ilan University, Member of Nebius Board of Directors
Scientific Advisor