A brief description of Israel (physical setting, population, society and culture, economy, politics, and communications) and its educational system introduce a description of Everyman's University. Everyman's University is a nontraditional institution offering postsecondary education by extension to a nontraditional college population. Elements of its history, purposes, organization, academic offerings, and resources are outlined, with brief narrations. These categories are included: origins; intended clientele; entry qualifications; degree programs; media and methods of instruction (correspondence study, television, radio, audio cassettes, home experiment kits, syllabi, and study centers); methods of course creation, production, and distribution; student admission, registration, and records procedures; facilities; student financial aid; assessment and examination models and procedures, including special instructions on the awarding of credit; institutional organization and administration; academic, financial, and policy control mechanisms; staff and budget; and plans for development. Appended are data on courses offered, student characteristics, registration, persistence, and organizational charts. (MSE)