For a Master's Degree there are different requirements for different programs. By creating your application, there are common documents required.

• Undergraduate Diploma
• Undergraduate Transcript
• Passport Picture
• Personal Picture
• One Reference Letter (At Least)
• Motivation letter
• CV

You can send your notarized documents by mail. You will be contacted when your file is processed.

It is important for foreign students to remember that they have to get a student visa from the Turkish Embassy in their country, because they cannot get one in Turkey.

International candidates, in terms of their acceptance, must obtain a Student Visa from their country of origin, prior to their arrival in Turkey, in order to be enrolled in Turkish Universities. They must apply to the nearest Turkish Consulate or Turkish Embassy. Tourist visas are not accepted.

In general, the teaching language in Turkish universities will be either English or Turkish.

You can if your current university is recognized in Türkiye. All general courses will be transferred after the University evaluation process.

Conditional Acceptance Letter
The Conditional Acceptance Letter certifies that you are conditionally accepted by the university. After completing your deposit payment, you will receive an Official Letter of Acceptance. Your application will be reviewed within a maximum of 2 weeks. Once approved, a conditional acceptance letter will be sent to your email as proof of the conditional acceptance of your application.

Official Letter of Acceptance
An acceptance letter is a document that confirms that you are officially accepted by the university. You receive this letter when your deposit payment is confirmed.

Yes you can. International students can work in Türkiye after graduation. Especially since they have graduated from a Turkish university which increases their chances of getting a job after graduation. However, learning Turkish will be a plus for them and will increase their chances of getting the desired job.

All Turkish universities are supervised by the Higher Education Council (Ministry of Higher Education) of Turkey (YOK). YOK and Turkish universities participate in the Bologna Process, a European Union program that seeks to coordinate academic standards among 47 countries. Equality for each country is usually determined by that country's special education authority.

The language of instruction in many Turkish universities is English. Erasmus exchange students and exchange students whose native language is English do not need to provide any documentation, however students whose native language is not English do need to provide proof of English proficiency. Some universities require a minimum level of proficiency in one of the internationally recognized languages or entrance exams (TOEFL, PTE, SAT, etc.), while other universities administer their own academic English exams.

Admission criteria are determined by each host institution. Selection criteria will be based on academic records, language skills and other variables.

All Turkish universities are supervised by the Higher Education Council (Ministry of Higher Education) of Turkey (YOK). YOK and Turkish universities participate in the Bologna Process, a European Union program that seeks to coordinate academic standards among 47 countries. Equality for each country is usually determined by that country's special education authority.

If you are enrolling in an academic program in which the language of instruction is Turkish, you are expected to be proficient in Turkish. Please confirm in which language the study program will be held. If the language of instruction is English, you are not required to learn Turkish, but you are strongly encouraged to do so to get the most out of your social and cultural experience.

This must be specified before signing up, as the process is different for each. You are an Erasmus exchange or exchange student if your home university currently has a bilateral agreement with the university of your choice in Turkey. You apply through your home university. If you have any doubts about your status, please contact your home university's exchange office.

You are a privilege student if you apply independently, or your home university agrees to pay for your living expenses at the university of your choice in Turkey.

Yes, you can transfer credits to your home university, however your choice of course must be approved by your home university prior to your arrival in order to gain admission.

Each university may be different, so please check the relevant university's admission requirements.

Yes, many colleges, especially all private colleges, provide a well-organized orientation week for incoming students. The program is usually emailed to you before you arrive on campus. Please contact your university's international office for details.

During the pre-enrollment period, an orientation program is offered that will help students learn to navigate public transportation (including student discount transportation cards), apply for a residence permit, and obtain a student ID. Students can always visit their university's International Office with questions.