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Last updated: June 4, 2025
After many years of working on registering thousands of students in Turkish universities, and answering an unlimited number of questions about studying in Turkey, these are the most important questions that concern students
Studying at private universities is not necessarily easier than at public ones, but their procedures are more flexible, and admission competition is lower.
The Erasmus Exam is often an English language test such as TOEFL or IELTS that proves your language proficiency for admission to the program.
The admission requirements are flexible compared to other universities, and acceptance generally depends on the completeness of the application and whether the GPA meets the program requirements.
Yes, for several reasons. Most notably, Turkish universities are members of either European organizations and federations or international student exchange programs such as the Erasmus+ program. Additionally, a number of universities in Turkey are members of the Bologna System.This ensures that its programmes meet international educational standards, and thus obtain accreditation in the European Union and internationally.
The duration of a semester in Turkish Cyprus is only 4 months.
