Studying in Turkey is a great option for international students seeking high-quality education at an affordable cost. In this guide, we'll cover everything you need to know about education in Turkey, from admission requirements to living costs.
Why Study in Turkey?
Turkey is one of the world's leading educational destinations thanks to its advanced academic environment, government support for international students, and a wide variety of study programs.
Admission Requirements for Turkish Universities
High school diploma: Must be internationally recognized.
Entrance exams: Such as the SAT, ACT, YÖS, or exams specific to some countries.
Advantages of Studying in Turkey
International-standard education.
Internationally recognized degrees.
A state-of-the-art campus equipped with the latest technology.
Affordable tuition and living costs compared to other countries.
Language of Study at Turkish Universities
Programs are offered in Turkish or English, and universities offer preparatory courses for students who are not fluent in the required language.
Costs and Living Expenses for International Students
Living: $500–$1,000 per month.
Tuition: $600–$2,000 per year at public universities, and $1,750–$16,000 at private universities.
Additional Costs: $100–$150 per semester for books and administrative expenses.
How to Apply to Study in Turkey?
To apply, contact universities directly through their official websites
or seek educational consulting services.
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Legal Requirements for Education in Turkey
To study in Turkey, international students must take several legal steps:
Student Visa: A student visa must be obtained from the nearest Turkish consulate in the student's home country after receiving an acceptance letter from the university.
Residence Permit: The student must obtain a residence permit from the Immigration Department in Turkey within one month of arrival.
Health Insurance: We advise students to obtain health insurance to cover medical costs during their studies.
Higher Education System in Turkey
University education in Turkey includes:
125 public universities and 79 private universities.
Bachelor's, master's, and doctoral programs.
Seven million students study annually at Turkish universities.
For comprehensive information: Education System