IDC Herzliya Student Guide

IDC Herzliya
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The ''Law and Business'' Journal*
Outstanding third and fourth year law students
can join the editorial staff of IDC Herzliya's
law journal, Law and Business, which is
published by the Radzyner School of Law.
Most of the editorial work involves adapting,
editing and preparing articles for publication in
cooperation with their authors. For additional
information, or to read the articles in the journal
see www.idclawreview.org
Developing Marketing strategies
for Leading Companies through
Practical Seminars*
The seminars are for outstanding marketing
students at the Arison School of Business. They
are applied marketing seminars that are
offered in cooperation with leading companies
such as L’Oreal and Mercedes-Benz. Students
develop marketing and creative strategies for
the companies, and conduct market analysis.
In addition, students present the projects
that they develop to the companies’
management in a contest and the winning
teams visit their companies’ international
headquarters. The winning team in the
L’Oreal seminar travels abroad to represent
L’Oreal Israel in the international L’Oreal
Brandstorm contest. For additional information,
contact Arison School of Business deputy
dean and head of the marketing program Dr.
Talia Rymon at rymont@idc.ac.il
"Atid Meshutaf"
Is a project provides outstanding finance students
in their last year of studies with the opportunity
to obtain practical experience managing
investment portfolios. The project is part of a
year-long course in managing investment
portfolios that is taught by Prof. Rafi Eldor
and leading investment advisors from the
capital market. In the project, a scholarship fund
is established with donations from IDC Herzliya
students, alumni and faculty as well as private
donors and companies. The funds yielded
by the investment fund will be used to provide
scholarships to students of limited financial
means. In addition, the "Kav Mancheh" group
and the financial website Bizportal provide
financial tools and information to help the
students perform technical analysis and
evaluate securities and currency investments.
Moot Court*
This special course offers selected third and
fourth-year students at the Radzyner School
of Law an initial taste of what a lawyer does.
The course is a unique academic experience
that culminates with a moot court that is held
on campus at the end of the year before a panel
of judges that usually includes a member of
the Israeli Supreme Court. For additional
information, see www.idc.ac.il/mootcourt
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Enrichment
Activities