Register Today for our Spring trips!
Birthright Israel: Hillel trips connect Jewish students to their Jewish journey and identities, to Israel as the homeland of the Jewish people, and, upon return, to their Jewish communities. Students are led through Israelby Jewish professionals and will experience Jewish history and Israeli culture through unforgettable tours, hikes, and unique activities.
Spots fill up fast – register and reserve your spot now!
Have any questions? Please email Birthright@umich.edu.
Student Testimonials
“Birthright Hillel is an unparalleled experience- the sights, sounds, and tastes of Israel could not have been better explored than with them. I greatly enjoyed my ten days there, and know that I not only experienced a new culture, but learned so much more about myself and my religion as well as made long lasting friendships. I could not have asked for anything better!”– Max Meyerson, Class of 2020
How to Register:
– Register freeisraeltrip.org/goblue
and create an account with a non-university email address. This will be your user ID.
– Fill out Part I of the application and submit a $250 refundable deposit. For Trip Selection, choose “Campus Trip” and select Michigan Hillel.
– Click the link to confirm your email address in the email from Birthright Israel. Within 24–48 hours, you’ll receive an email from Hillel International with a link to Part II of your application, which includes health and medical information, roommate requests, and passport information.
– Sign up for a 30-minute one-on-one chat.This allows us to get to know you, determine eligibility, and gives you the chance to ask questions.
– With approval from Hillel and your refundable deposit paid, you are off to Israel
Curious about what this trip is all about?
Check out a sample itinerary here!
Birthright Israel is an innovative partnership between the people of Israel through the Government of Israel, private philanthropists through the Birthright Israel Foundation and Jewish communities around the world (North American Jewish Federations, Keren Hayesod, and The Jewish Agency for Israel).
