70 Years of Impact

Behind every number is a person, a discovery, a moment that mattered. From classrooms to laboratories, courtrooms to startups, these figures trace the extraordinary journey of a university that helped shape Israel and reaches far beyond it.

Raising the Next Gen
TAU before TAU
  • Youth University alumni – 70,000
  • Youth University medals at international Olympiads – 100
Brains That Changed a Nation
Power, influence, and people who rose to the top
  • Israel Prizes – 93
  • Chief Scientists of Israel – 13
  • Israeli Supreme Court judgess – 28 (out of 76 total)
  • U.S. Academy of Inventors members – 15
Israel’s Innovation Pipeline
The startup nation starts here
  • Unicorn companies founded by alumni – 43
  • MBA graduates – 20,000+
  • Companies founded by TAU alumni – 1,000+
A Research Superpower
Why TAU is a global scientific heavyweight
  • Research labs on campus – 400+
  • Active research projects each year – 3,500
  • ERC grants – 202
  • Current ERC Horizon Europe ranking – #3
  • ERC funding – €350 million
  • Publications – 136,000
  • Citations – 4.2 million
TAU Without Borders
A global university in every sense
  • Lowy International School alumni – 30,000
  • International academic partners – 280 institutions in 46 countries
In a Class of Their Own
Weird and cool stuff we're proud of
  • Nanosatellites built and launched into space – 12
  • Legal cases handled by TAU’s free law clinics – 3,500
    (impacting hundreds of thousands of people)
  • Ancient human species identified – 5
Culture, Sound & Story
Where science meets soul
  • Film School awards – 400
  • Concerts by the Buchmann-Mehta School of Music – 12,000+
  • Pages of Yiddish theatre archives digitized – 700
The Academic Footprint
The human scale of 70 years of education
  • Alumni – 235,000
  • Degrees awarded – 277,893
  • MD alumni – 10,306
  • Teaching certificates awarded – 10,000
  • Honorary Doctorates awarded – 491
The Wild Side of TAU
One of the richest biodiverse campuses on Earth
  • Steinhardt Museum of Natural History specimens – 6 million
  • Oldest museum specimen – 1822
  • Steinhardt Museum visitors since 2018 – 1+ million
  • Species in Botanic Garden – 3,500
  • Wheat gene bank specimens – 16,000
  • Zoo residents – 1,500 animals
  • Zoo species – 120
  • Wild Egyptian geese couples on campus – 1
  • Trees on campus – 3,000
  • Campus size – 870 dunams / 220 acres