THE PROGRAM

 

The Koret-Milken Institute Fellows Program, established by the Koret Foundation, provides academic fellowships to Israeli graduate students, who are placed in government or parliamentary offices, and undertake economic research on small-business development, employment expansion and economic growth.

 
    THE MISSION

 

We seek to promote Israel’s economic growth through policy innovations and applied research. Our Fellows explore market-based solutions to social, environmental, economic and business policy issues. The fellows bring their training, skills and energy to support legislators and regulators as they intern at the source of decision making and policy formation in Israel. With more than 80 research deliverables and a track record of concrete impact  - we are making a difference.
    MEET A FELLOW


Alumna Noa Yehezkel, now working at the Ministry of Finance,
wrote  two groundbreaking research papers; one deals with
policies that prevent individuals over age 65 from obtaining employment and the other analyzes Israel’s alternative energy market. Read more about Noa’s experience as a fellow.

News and Events

The Application period for 2009-2010 class ended on May 8, 2009.

We thank the bright candidates who applied. For more information about the selection process and time-line click here.


Recent Publications

Major research topics during the
2007-2008 academic year included education reform and alternative energy.

 

Fellows Opinion Columns

Fellow Abed Assli recommends developing "human capital contracts,"
to provide students with educational funding in return for a pledge to return a certain percentage of their future,
post-graduation earnings. Assli's opinion column was published on NRG, one of Israel's leading online news sites.


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