An educational program designed to increase the chances of high school students in the outer cities to attain a matriculation certificate and open the options for university education.

This project encourages the study of chemistry in high school and at University.
The purpose of the project is to increase the number of chemists and science experts in Israeli industry. Teva initiated this project due to the shortage of chemists and scientists in the industry in Israel. The target audience of the program is junior high school students, grades 8 and 9, who are facing a decision on which subjects to major in for their matriculation examinations. The unique program was formulated by the Department of Science Education at the Weizmann Institute and the Davidson Institute for Science Education.
The coursework is taught by qualified volunteer tutors.

Each year since 1993, Teva awards the Teva Founders Prize and research grants to leading researchers that excel in the field of life sciences and the bio-medical fields, in coordination with the Israel National Academy for Sciences. The purpose of this prize is to encourage scientific excellence in life sciences and bio-medical fields.

Published by a joint initiative of Teva and the Hebrew University.In October 2008 Teva first published, in cooperation with the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, a new periodical journal. The magazine bridges the gap between scientific cultures e.g. scientists at Teva, social scientists, social researchers and artists, and brings science, scientific thinking, and the rational understanding of how the world functions closer to wide segments of the population.