Study in Turkey

Turkey combines affordable education with rich cultural heritage, offering programs taught in English and strategic location between Europe and Asia.

Country Overview
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Turkey

Turkish, English

Turkish Lira

Student Permit

Limited part-time work with permit

Turkey offers a unique blend of European and Asian influences, with a rich cultural heritage and rapidly developing higher education system. Turkish universities are increasingly offering programs taught in English, attracting international students from around the world. The country's strategic location between Europe and Asia provides students with a unique cultural experience and opportunities to explore diverse regions.

Why Study in Turkey?

  • Affordable tuition fees and living costs

  • Growing number of English-taught programs

  • Rich cultural heritage and historical significance

  • Strategic geographical location between Europe and Asia

  • Welcoming atmosphere for international students

Admission Requirements

To study in Turkey, international students typically need to meet the following requirements:

  • High school diploma or equivalent for undergraduate programs

  • Bachelor's degree for master's programs

  • English proficiency for English-taught programs

  • Turkish proficiency for Turkish-taught programs (or preparatory year option)

  • Passport and photos

  • Application form and fee

Application Process

The application process for studying in Malaysia typically involves these steps:

  1. Research and select suitable universities and programs

  2. Submit applications directly to institutions or through education agents

  3. Receive offer letter from university

  4. Pay tuition deposit to secure placement

  5. Apply for student pass (visa) through university

  6. Complete medical screening upon arrival

  7. Register at university and attend orientation

Cost of Living

Students in Turkey can expect to spend approximately USD 3,000-6,000 per year on living expenses, including accommodation, food, transportation, and personal expenses. Istanbul is more expensive than other cities, but still affordable compared to Western European countries.

Available Scholarships
  • Türkiye Scholarships - Government scholarships covering tuition, accommodation, and stipend

  • YÖK (Council of Higher Education) Scholarships

  • University-specific scholarships based on academic merit

  • Research grants for graduate students

  • Cultural exchange scholarships through bilateral agreements

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