Al-Aqsa University and Academic Solidarity with Palestine are pleased to invite you to a series of webinars by high-level scholars from around the world
Half way through the woods: the 20th century scientific revolution and its incompleteness
Local approach to finite groups
Recent developments in analytic prime number theory
Whether you are a student seeking to continue your education or a volunteer ready to offer your knowledge, your involvement makes a difference. Together, we can bridge the gap and ensure that education remains accessible to those who need it most.
Our organisation, Academic Solidarity With Palestine, organises online courses for
students in Gaza. To date, over 350 courses have been offered with the help of more
than 3,500 volunteer professors worldwide. Students in Gaza currently have access
to their courses only via the Internet. Unfortunately, Internet is very unreliable in Gaza.
This is why we are seeking funding for e-sims, which will allow them to connect to the
Jordanian or Israeli networks, in order to continue their studies.
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Your support is crucial. By contributing to our project, you help us expand our reach and provide essential educational resources to those affected by conflict.
List of scholarships/fellowships worldwide open to Palestinian students and scholars
Click here to see the listOur aim is to help universities in Gaza resume their activities. We are setting up a worldwide team of university professors, in all subjects, ready to teach Gazan students online. Our team currently counts over 3000 volunteer professors, from all over the world. We have so far provided faculty for approx. 200 courses, catering to thousands of Gazan students.
We have recently launched a project aiming at helping younger school children get back to school. Our project includes providing manuals and textbooks, twinning classes, organising pen pals, and much more.
We have recently launched a project aiming at producing a comprehensive report on the educide in Gaza, and its legal ramifications. More soon!