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If you are thinking about a study period abroad, you can also choose to become a free mover, i.e. to arrange your stay independently, outside the framework of existing exchange/scholarship programmes.
This type of mobility has one principal advantage: you can choose virtually any foreign university you consider interesting. You are not limited by a predefined range of options, and you can go and study at the university of your choice. The main disadvantage is the amount of paperwork: you will have to do almost everything yourself and the whole process of arranging your mobility will therefore be more time-consuming than if you went under one of the well-established exchange/scholarship programmes.
For more details about this type of mobility click here.
Dean's order 03/2021 providing the rules of traineeships abroad for students in the clinical years of study under the “free movers” regimen can be downloaded here.
Prior to the departure the student delivers the application for permission to go abroad to the the Department of Science and Research and International Relations. After the mobility the student delivers the traineeship certificate to the Department of Science and Research and International Relations and to the each subject principal.
Students may also use contractually accepted facilities for the free mover mobility. The contractually accepted workplaces according to the Dean's measure No. 3/2021 are currently: Assaf Harofeh Medical Center (Israel), The Edith Wolfson Medical Center (Israel), Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center (Ichilov Centre) (Israel), Kaplan Hospital in Rehovot (Israel), Bnai Zion Medical Center in Haifa (Israel), Clalit Health Services (Israel), Schwester Euthymia Stiftung (Germany).