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After picking up your bags at
baggage claim, proceed under the green customs sign (nothing to
declare) to the arrival hall. Exit through Door 2 and you will
see the yellow sign pointing you right for sheruts to Jerusalem.
Find
a "Nesher Sherut"
traveling to Jerusalem. A sherut is a station to station taxi,
which carries eight to ten passengers. The driver will wait until
the Sherut is filled before he leaves the airport. The cost is
$18
U.S. per person. (A private taxi would cost over $60.00).
PRINT THE FOLLOWING DIRECTIONS
Ask the driver to take you to the American Institute
on Mount Zion in Jerusalem,
or the Institute of Holy Land Studies (In
Hebrew HaMachon HaAmerikai). The driver will probably recognize
these names better than he will recognize the name
Jerusalem University College.
In Jerusalem, the driver may need directions. Print
the map from the Related Information at the bottom of this page and
carry it with you. Tell the driver that the university
is located near Jaffa Gate of the Old City, but outside the Old City
wall. He should turn right along the outside of the Old City wall,
and continue to the end of the road (Tayellet Har Tsion).
Tell the driver there is room to turn around at the end of
the road. The university is at the end of this road, with a large
sign in English and Hebrew. The trip
from the airport to the university takes about
one to two hours.
To call Jerusalem University College from anywhere in
Israel, but outside Jerusalem, dial
02-671-8625. To call the
university from within Jerusalem, dial
671-8625. To call the university’s 24 hour emergency telephone
number from anywhere in Israel, dial
052-823-3426
. If you are calling from a pay phone,
you will have to buy a telecard. | 
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