The program promotes excellence in orthodontic practice and research. 

IPOP is recognized by the European Federation of Orthodontic Specialists Associations (EFOSA) and meets the academic guidelines of the European Erasmus project.

The school and its faculty have over 35 years experience in the orthodontic postgraduate field. Our faculty often speaks at local and global orthodontic conventions.

IPOP provides tools for examining orthodontic problems, formulating effective treatment plans, and successfully executing those plans.

The emphasis throughout the program is on active learning by the student rather than passive participation in the classroom.

IPOP students will be involved in basic or clinical orthodontic research.

We are both a modern (academically, technologically, etc.) and a still developing young country. Being a melting pot of immigrants from many ethnic origins and diverse genetic makings, Israel's population presents complex orthodontic cases which are rare in countries of a more homogenous genetic makeup. 

The teachers are deeply involved and have open communication with their students.