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Turkish Higher Education Institutions Booklet Turkish Higher Education Institutions Booklet Turkish Higher Education Institutions Booklet The Center for European Union Education and Youth Programmes (Turkish National Agency) Turkish Higher Education Institutions Booklet Information concerning the higher education institution has been provided by the respective institutions themselves. Therefore, the institutions may bear the responsibility of the correctness of the information contained therein. © 2016, Turkish National Agency Turkish Higher Education Institutions Booklet Address Mevlana Bulvarı, No:181, 06520 Balgat - ANKARA T: +90 (312) 409 60 00 F: +90 (312) 409 60 09 www.ua.gov.tr/en - [email protected] Design - Content - Edit The Center for European Union Education and Youth Programmes (Turkish National Agency) TABLE OF CONTENTS Prof. Dr. M. A. Yekta SARAÇ (President, The Anadolu University 48 Council of Higher Education) 7 Ankara University 50 Antalya International University 52 Mesut KAMİLOĞLU (Director, The Center for Artvin Çoruh University 54 EU Education and Youth Programmes) 9 Ataşehir Adıgüzel Meslek Yüksekokulu 56 Atatürk University 58 Higher Education in Turkey 11 Atılım University 60 Life in Turkey 12 Bahçeşehir University 62 Structure of Turkish Higher Education 13 Balıkesir University 64 System Bartın University 66 Higher Education Facts And Figures 13 Başkent University 68 Types of Higher Education Institutions And Batman University 70 Academic Units 14 Bayburt University 72 Degrees 14 Beykent University 74 International Student Admissions 15 Beykoz Vocational School of Logistics 76 Tuition Fees 15 Bezmialem University 78 Financial Support for Students 16 Bilecik Şeyh Edebali University 80 Exchange Opportunities 16 Bingöl University 82 Erasmus+ 16 Biruni Üniversitesi 84 Mevlana 18 Bitlis Eren University 86 Institutional Cooperation 19 Boğaziçi University 88 European Higher Education Area / Bologna Bozok University 90 Process 19 Bursa Technical University 92 Quality Assurance 19 Bülent Ecevit University 94 Study in Turkey 21 Cappadocia Vocational School 96 Celal Bayar University 98 Universities 23 Cumhuriyet University 100 Abant İzzet Baysal University 24 Çağ University 102 Abdullah Gül University 26 Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart University 104 Acıbadem University 28 Çankaya University 106 Adana Science and Technology University 30 Çankırı Karatekin University 108 Adıyaman University 32 Çukurova University 110 Adnan Menderes University 34 Dicle University 112 Afyon Kocatepe University 36 Doğus University 114 Ağri İbrahim Çeçen University 38 Dokuz Eylul University 116 Ahi Evran University 40 Dumlupinar University 118 Akdeniz University 42 Düzce University 120 Aksaray University 44 Ege University 122 Amasya University 46 Erciyes University 124 Erzincan University 126 İstanbul Technical University 204 Erzurum Technical University 128 İstanbul University 206 Eskişehir Osmangazi University 130 İstanbul Yeni Yüzyıl University 208 Faruk Saraç Vocational School Of Design 132 İzmir Institute of Technology 210 Fatih Sultan Mehmet Vakıf University 134 İzmir Katip Çelebi University 212 Fırat University 136 İzmir University of Economics 214 Galatasaray University 138 Kadir Has University 216 Gazi University 140 Kafkas University 218 Gaziantep University 142 Kahramanmaraş Sütcü İmam University 220 Gaziosmanpaşa University 144 Karabük University 222 Gebze Technical University 146 Karadeniz Technical University 224 Gedik University 148 Karamanoğlu Mehmetbey University 226 Giresun University 150 Kastamonu University 228 Gümüşhane University 152 Kırıkkale University 230 Hacettepe University 154 Kırklareli University 232 Hakkari University 156 Kilis 7 Aralık University 234 Halic University 158 Kocaeli University 236 Harran University 160 Koç University 238 Hasan Kalyoncu University 162 KTO Karatay University 240 Hitit University 164 Maltepe University 242 Igdır University 166 Mardin Artuklu University 244 Işık University 168 Marmara University 246 İhsan Doğramacı Bilkent University 170 MEF University 248 İnönü University 172 Mehmet Akif Ersoy University 250 İstanbul 29 Mayıs University 174 Mersin University 252 İstanbul Arel University 176 Middle East Technical University 254 İstanbul Aydın University 178 Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University 256 İstanbul Bilgi University 180 Muğla Sıtkı Koçman University 258 İstanbul Bilim University 182 Mustafa Kemal University 260 İstanbul Commerce University 184 Muş Alparslan University 262 İstanbul Esenyurt University 186 Namık Kemal University 264 İstanbul Gelişim University 188 Necmettin Erbakan University 266 İstanbul Kavram Vocational College 190 Nevşehir Hacı Bektaş Veli University 268 İstanbul Kemerburgaz University 192 Niğde University 270 İstanbul Kültür University 194 Nişantaşı University 272 İstanbul Medeniyet University 196 Nuh Naci Yazgan University 274 İstanbul Medipol University 198 Okan University 276 İstanbul Şehir University 200 Ondokuz Mayıs University 278 İstanbul Şişli Vocational School 202 Ordu University 280 Osmaniye Korkut Ata University 282 Özyeğin University 284 Pamukkale University 286 Piri Reis University 288 Plato College Of Higher Education 290 Recep Tayyip Erdoğan University 292 Sabancı University 294 Sakarya University 296 Sanko University 298 Selçuk University 300 Siirt University 302 Sinop University 304 Social Sciences University of Ankara 306 Süleyman Demirel University 308 Şırnak University 310 TED University 312 TOBB University of Economics and Technology 314 Toros University 316 Trakya University 318 Tunceli University 320 Turkish German University 322 Turkish National Police Academy 324 Ufuk University 326 Uludağ University 328 University of Turkish Aeronautical Association 330 Uşak University 332 Üsküdar University 334 Yalova University 336 Yaşar University 338 Yeditepe University 340 Yıldırım Beyazıt University 342 Yıldız Technical University 344 Yüzüncü Yıl University 346 6 Being a part of the European Higher Education Area, the Bologna Process has been adapted by our higher education system, which will support not only student but also academic staff mobility. There are various programmes contributing to this process in Turkey’s higher education system. The most important of such programmes are the Erasmus+ Programme carried out by the Turkish National As one of the fastest growing economies in the Agency and the Mevlana Exchange Programme world, Turkey aims to sustain its growth in the conducted by our Council. This booklet both following years so that it can rank amongst the presents information regarding our higher education largest ten economies of the world in line with its institutions involved in the Erasmus+ Programme 2023 goals. In order to reach these aims, the two and provides international students, who would like crucial instruments are knowledge generation to continue their education in our country, with a based on innovation and qualified human resources brief summary of our higher education system. in all levels, especially higher education graduates. Having the youngest population in Europe and the I would like to present my gratitude to all who have largest number of students within European Higher worked on the on preparation and publishing of this Education Area (EHEA) constitutes a major potential booklet, and especially the Turkish National Agency for qualified human resources. for their contributions and collaboration. I wish that this booklet will be a useful guide to everyone While increasing access to higher education used to willing to benefit from the Erasmus+ Programme. be an issue of high priority in Turkey before 2000s, a significant quantitative progress was achieved Prof. Dr. M. A. Yekta SARAÇ especially between 2003 - 2016 and where a great President, amount of growth was witnessed, one that could The Council of Higher Education be referred to as “horizontal growth”. The higher education area of Turkey continues to develop everyday with 179 higher education institutions, more than 6 million students and 150 thousand academic staff. As a result it has become significantly more competitive within the global platform. As a rapidly growing country, our goal to take place among the top ten leading economies in the world by 2023 increases the amount of responsibility on our higher education system and institutions at all levels. This responsibility demands that we take a quality oriented approach to restructuring while also taking into consideration variety of missions our higher education institutions have taken upon themselves. In this respect a new regulation regarding quality assurance in higher education was published and relevant studies have gained momentum. Restructuring based on quality assurance will lead to increased amounts of transparency, recognition and mobility as well. Mobility is the most important means in quality oriented growth and internationalization while also being a significant performance indicator. 7 8 have a valid Erasmus Charter for Higher Education and fully participate in the Erasmus+ Programme. The NA provides support not only to student exchange activities but also to academic and administrative staff of the Turkish higher education institutions thorough Erasmus+ mobility. In 2004, 339 academic staff went abroad while this number reached to 2750 academic staff members in 2014. The Erasmus programme was launched in 1987 And around 2500 academic staff come to Turkey with the aim of supporting student mobility. Since annually within Erasmus+ Programme. then, the Programme has undergone a series of major changes. Currently the Erasmus+ Programme
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