Digital learning will almost certainly change the composition of the student body on campus, which will no longer be a place where only young adults in their twenties come to gain knowledge or a professional education. The digital revolution is characterized by a dynamic employment market: more and more people change places of employment and even occupations throughout their working lives. The New Campus will enable everyone to re-skill or up-skill in order to expand their knowledge and professional opportunities.

Furthermore, the New Campus, characterized by students from all streams of society, young and older, those at the start of their career, those preparing for a new career and even senior citizens seeking an education for their own enrichment, will help the physical campus become the place where the different sectors of Israeli society will come together to learn about each other, thus furthering a multi-cultural and cross-generational dialogue.