The Tal Campus Project

A landmark expansion of JCT's women's campus — building the future of women in STEM, one brick at a time.

JCT Campus
Capital Development Project

Expanding opportunity for women in STEM

The Tal Campus Project is a major capital development initiative to expand JCT's women's campus in Jerusalem. Since its founding in 1990, Campus Tal has been Israel's premier institution for women in engineering and technology — but demand far exceeds capacity.

This project will dramatically expand the campus with new academic buildings, laboratories, dormitories, and student life facilities, allowing JCT to serve significantly more women in computer science, engineering, nursing, and the life sciences.

The expansion represents one of the most significant investments in women's STEM education in Israel's history, and directly supports JCT's mission of empowering women to become leaders in Israel's hi-tech and healthcare sectors.

Jerusalem Women's Campus Multi-Phase Project
What's Being Built

A campus designed for the future

Modern Academic Facilities

New classrooms, laboratories, and learning spaces designed for 21st-century STEM education, equipped with the latest technology and infrastructure.

Expanded Student Capacity

The project will significantly increase the number of women who can study engineering, computer science, and health sciences at JCT each year.

Dormitories & Student Life

New dormitory buildings and student life facilities to support the growing campus community and enhance the student experience.

A Multi-Phase Vision

The Tal Campus Project is being executed in phases, with each phase expanding the campus's capacity to serve more students and programs.

Project Phases

Building in stages, delivering on vision

Phase 1

Foundation & Infrastructure

Site preparation, foundation work, and core infrastructure development for the expanded campus footprint.

Phase 2

Academic Buildings

Construction of new academic buildings housing state-of-the-art classrooms, labs, and research facilities.

Phase 3

Student Life & Dormitories

Building modern dormitories, student centers, and support facilities to house and serve the growing student body.

Phase 4

Completion & Opening

Final construction, landscaping, and full campus opening — bringing the vision to life for hundreds of additional students.

Support the Project

Build the future of women in STEM

The Tal Campus Project is made possible through the generosity of donors who believe in empowering women through higher education. Your support can help build classrooms, labs, and dormitories that will serve generations of women in STEM.

Be part of something historic

The Tal Campus Project is shaping the future of women's STEM education in Israel.