Support the Technion

Technion – Israel Institute of Technology is among the world’s top science and technology universities dedicated to growth of knowledge and the development of human capital and leadership.

 

Based in Israel (Haifa) with campuses in China (Guangdong) and New York (a partnership with Cornell Uni), it is home to three Nobel Prize laureates (and one alumnus laureate) as well as many of Israel’s and humanity’s greatest inventions.

 

Technion graduates represent 70% of Israel’s high-tech sector, which is why the university is often regarded as the backbone of Israel’s claim to fame as the Startup Nation.

 

Technion Australia is part of a global network committed to supporting Technion’s scientists and researchers – ensuring the future leaders and entrepreneurs of Israel can continue to flourish. 

 

Explore Giving options below. Your contribution is the difference.

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Tax Deductible Donations

Technion Australia Health Promotion

 

Supporting Medical, Health and Food related research undertaken at the Technion.

 

Donations are tax deductible.

TSA Environmental Research

 

Supporting research in the areas of Water, Energy, Agriculture and other Natural Environment related disciplines.

 

Donations are tax deductible.

Technion Australia Scholarship Fund

 

Supporting Australian secondary and tertiary students wishing to or attending the Technion.

 

Donations are tax deductible.

Technion Membership

Become a Member of Technion Australia 

$50 pp (General)

$20 pp (Student or Technion Alumni)

Membership is for 12 months and is not tax deductible

Your Impact

Discover the impact your contributions make to the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology
Plant-Based Startup Granted Approval to Market its Products in Israel
Advancing The Production of Sustainable Fuels for the Aviation Industry
Israeli Research Offers Hope for Restoring Dying Coral Reefs
Innovative Technology Expected to Significantly Improve the Use of MRI Scans
Technion is Revolutionising Our Plate, For A Better Global Future
Neta was injured in the Kfar Gaza massacre – a new Technion invention helped her walk again
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