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Life on Muss Campus

Campuses in Israel: Hod HaSharon and Be'er Sheva

CAMPUS LOCATIONS AND FACILITIES

Two Incredible Campuses

Muss North | Hod HaSharon

Tel Aviv’s Fastest Growing Suburb

Exterior of the Muss North welcome center

The original Muss campus in Hod HaSharon sits about 20 minutes from Tel Aviv. Muss North is part of Mosenson Youth Village, a secure campus community of more than 600 local teens and 250 international boarding students each year.

The campus offers an immersive Israeli experience with daily connections to the country's culture, language, and community life.

Muss South | Be'er Sheva

An Oasis for Innovation

Entrance to the Muss South campus

The new Muss South campus is located in Be'er Sheva, a thriving hub for Israeli innovation and industry. Located just 15 minutes from River Park and Ben-Gurion University, this campus offers students the opportunity to explore the rapid developing south of Israel.

Muss South sits on the site of Jewish National Fund-USA's future World Zionist Village. Students can explore the surrounding area while supported by around-the-clock security.

Home Away From Home

Inspiring Student Success

Students live in supervised, shared, college-style dorms specifically designed for high school students to comfortably live and study abroad in Israel. Active student life, dedicated residential staff, structured schedules, and a built-in community help students develop independence in a safe, supportive environment.

Modern dorms create a supportive residential experience where students build friendships, responsibility, and independence. Students live with a select number of roommates, but interact with the entire dorm during evening activities like game night and movie night. All Muss dorms and bathroom facilities are gender specific, but common rooms and shared areas are co-ed.

Dorm Life That Builds Independence

Safety is paramount. Experienced staff, thoughtful supervision, and comprehensive security are built into every aspect of campus life. Students have the freedom to learn, grow, and develop independence while families have peace of mind.

Meals are designed to support a full schedule of academics, athletics, and adventure. Students receive nutritious meals with accommodations for allergies, dietary restrictions, and other personal needs. All meals at certified Kosher, but students are not required to personally keep Kosher.

Student wellbeing is essential to success. Health professionals are available around the clock for all student medical needs, and the Muss team works with families to plan for each student's physical and mental wellbeing during the application process.

On Campus with Muss Students

Living on campus teaches responsibility while encouraging lifelong friendships. Communal living helps students better prepare for college and gives them room to explore living independently.

Sydney

Sydney

2026 Semester Student

Maya

Maya

2026 Semester Student

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My favorite thing about dorm life has to be living with all my girls. It's like camp but ten times better.

Sydney

2026 Semester Student

FAQs

Students live in state-of-the-art college-style dorms, teaching them not only how to live independently, but also how to live with roommates.

Students live in dorms with 3–8 students per room with same gender bathrooms, and access to co-ed common areas.

Know Before You Go

Muss is designed for high school students who are ready for academic and personal growth. Learn more about what it’s like to study abroad in Israel.

Absolutely. Muss encourages global friendships as a part of the immersive nature of the program. Campus life, field learning, and community experiences offer opportunities to engage with Israeli society. The Muss North campus shares facilities with the Mosenson High School, which teaches approximately 600 local, Israeli teens. Specific peer programs may vary by campus and term.

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Students walking together down a stone path in Jerusalem