Building New Facilities and Enhancing Existing Facilities

Building New Facilities and Enhancing Existing Facilities

At The Hebrew University, capital improvements and the construction of new physical facilities on every campus reflects a widespread desire to propel interdisciplinary research collaborations and promote multi-disciplinary teaching. “Feeding the Future” through the Robert H. Smith Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Environment represents one of several major building projects that are transforming Hebrew University campuses, equipping them for state-of-the-art research.

Philanthropists are invited to help create physical environments designed to fulfill visionary research and practical teaching objectives.  New or enhanced facilities may be funded on every campus. Among these are research and teaching laboratories, lecture halls, classrooms, greenhouses and auditoriums.  Donors receive on-site recognition and choice naming opportunities by supporting Hebrew University’s efforts to build for the future.

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