Frequently Asked Questions

There are more than 200 universities in Turkey, distributed between public and private universities, and are known for their diversity of specializations and international academic cooperation programs, making it a preferred study destination for students from all over the world.

School days in Türkiye usually start from Monday to Friday, with the weekend (Saturday and Sunday) being reserved for rest.

Yes, international students can work while studying in Türkiye, but there are some laws and restrictions that you should be aware of.

The academic year in Türkiye usually begins in mid-September or early October, and ends in late May or June, depending on the university and academic program.

A university semester in Türkiye usually lasts 14 to 16 weeks and is divided into two main terms.

Yes, studying in Turkey is internationally recognized. Turkish universities are recognized by many countries and international education organizations such as the European Union and UNESCO. Turkey also has a strong education system and prestigious educational institutions, especially in fields such as engineering, medicine and social sciences. However, it is always advisable to check the equivalency of degrees in your country before making a final decision.