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Study in Turkey
Cost of Studying in Turkey
- Public Universities :US $1,000 - $1,500 per year
- Private Universities :US $5,000 - $20,000 per year
- Living Costs (Monthly) :US $400 - $600
- Accommodation :US $200 - $400 per month
Scholarships Available
Turkey offers numerous scholarship opportunities for international students:
Türkiye Scholarships - Full Coverage
Koç University - Merit Based
Bilkent University - Tuition Waiver
Student Visa Requirements
- Valid Passport
- University acceptance letter
- Proof of sufficient financial resources
- Health insurance
- Previous education certificates
- Passport-size photos
- Completed visa application form
- Proof of travel insurance
Post-Study Work Opportunities
International students enrolled in degree programs at Turkish universities can work up to 24 hours per week with a legal work permit. Masters and PhD students can begin working from their first year, while undergraduate students can apply for work permits after their first year. Multinational corporations offer internship programs providing exposure to multicultural settings in both governmental and corporate sectors.
Why Study in Turkey?
Turkeys public and private colleges follow the Bologna Agreement, which harmonizes degree programs throughout Europe. Additionally, several Turkish institutions participate in the Erasmus+ program, facilitating exchanges of students from other countries. According to the most current QS Higher Education System Strength Rankings, Turkeys higher education system is ranked 43rd in the world.
In Turkey, there are more than 200 universities, with several being state-owned. The 2019 QS University Rankings Index: EECA features 45 Turkish universities among the top institutions in Emerging Europe and Central Asia, and 10 Turkish higher educational institutes appear in the QS University Rankings 2019.
Turkey is a student-friendly nation with universities in nearly every city. Social clubs, athletic teams, and extracurricular activities allow students to socialize and help them overcome geographic barriers at every school. The country offers a unique blend of Eastern and Western cultures, making it an ideal destination for international students seeking both quality education and cultural enrichment.
Turkish universities offer very affordable tuition fees compared to Western European and North American institutions. Public universities typically charge around US $1,500 per year, while private universities may charge up to US $20,000 annually. The average monthly cost of living in Istanbul is approximately 12,500 TRY (US$1,700) without rent.
In summary, studying in Turkey provides international students with access to quality European-standard education at affordable costs, in a country that bridges two continents and offers rich cultural experiences. With modern facilities, diverse academic programs, and growing international recognition, Turkey continues to attract thousands of students worldwide.
Admission Requirements in Turkey
There are two primary routes for foreign students looking to get into Turkish colleges. For undergraduate courses, most universities require the YOS Exam (Foreign Student Exam), which evaluates your academic performance in subjects relating to your chosen program. Youll also need a High School Equivalency Certificate to prove that your secondary education is equivalent to the Turkish system. For graduate courses, many universities allow direct applications for Masters and PhD programs, requiring official transcripts, standardized test scores (GRE or GMAT for some programs), a letter of motivation, and letters of recommendation.
- Over 200 universities offering diverse programs in English and Turkish
- Tuition fees 50-70% lower than Western European and North American universities
- Public universities charge approximately US $1,500 per year
- Bologna Agreement compliance ensures European-standard degrees
- Participation in Erasmus+ program for student exchanges
- 45 Turkish universities ranked in QS EECA Rankings
- International students can work up to 24 hours per week
- Generous scholarship opportunities including full tuition coverage
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