Fadia Nasser-Abu Alhija

Nadia Nasser-Abu Alhija (, ) is an Israeli Arab scholar who investigates research, measurement and evaluation methods in education. She is emeritus professor at the School of Education of Tel Aviv University and dean of Sakhnin College.

She is the first Arab woman to receive the title of Professor at an Israeli university, and the first to be nominated for membership on the Council for Higher Education in Israel. In 1977, she completed a BA in sciences (mathematics, biology and chemistry) from Tel Aviv University, where she also received a teaching certificate in mathematics in 1980. After receiving her bachelor's, spent several years working as a high school teacher in Tira. During her PhD, she worked as a research coordinator for GRE testing at the Educational Testing Service in Princeton.

Academic career Nasser-Abu Alhija's first academic position was at Beit Berl College in 1997. She was later named dean of the university's School of Education. She resigned in 2016 in protest of the dismissal of the council's vice president, Hagit Messer Yaro, by Naftali Bennett, the Minister of Education.

In 2023, Nasser-Abu Alhija was appointed dean of the Sakhnin College for Teacher Education.