The University of Haifa is a research-one university in the north of Israel and the most pluralistic institution of higher education in the country. Founded in 1963, the University of Haifa received full accreditation in 1972, and today offers all degrees, undergraduate and graduate, in seven faculties: Education, Humanities, Law, Social Sciences, Social Welfare and Health Sciences, Natural Sciences and Marine Sciences. The University is launching its City Campus in the rejuvenated Downtown Haifa (the Haifa Innovation Quarter). Alongside academic excellence, the University of Haifa is committed to educating the next generation in a myriad of disciplines, under the auspices of social and environmental considerations. Our geographic location affords the University a unique blend of educational and scientific opportunities to explore the Mountain, the Urban Scape and the Sea. The University of Haifa is the first institute of higher education in Israel to commit to focusing on the UN’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through research, teaching, public engagement, and operations. We are an active partner in global efforts to build a sustainable future for the planet and humanity. We offer an impactful and inclusive academia, working towards a socially and environmentally sustainable reality. Our academic strategy of inclusivity seeks to foster social mobility, prosperity and peace. Whether on land or at sea, our research and teaching will support global conservation efforts for future generations.