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Yes. Many leading Turkish universities offer their engineering programs entirely in English, so international students can earn their degree without needing Turkish first.
For most universities you need a high-school diploma with strong results in mathematics and science. Many private universities require no entrance exam - a diploma, transcript and passport are usually enough to apply.
Tuition for English-taught engineering at private universities usually ranges from about USD 3,000 to 12,000 per year, depending on the university. Scholarships of up to 20% are available, and living costs in Turkey are affordable compared with Europe and the US.
Turkish universities offer a wide range of programs including civil, mechanical, electrical-electronics, computer, industrial, biomedical, aerospace and software engineering.
Yes. Turkish engineering degrees are recognized worldwide, and many programs hold accreditation such as MUDEK, a signatory of the Washington Accord, which is respected internationally.
At most private universities no entrance exam is required. Admission is based on your high-school diploma and transcript, and we guide you through the full application from start to finish.
A bachelor degree in engineering in Turkey takes four years. Some universities offer an optional one-year English preparatory program before the degree.
Applying is simple: send us your diploma, transcript and passport, and we handle the rest - choosing the right university, submitting your application, and guiding you through admission, visa and enrollment, free of charge.