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State University in Kestel.

State University in Kestel.

March 18, 2023

Alanya is an ideal place to live and relax: lots of sun, warm sea and fascinating landscapes. Plus, you can get a good education here. For example, at the Alanya Alaaddin Keykubat State University (ALKÜ). It was founded in 2015 on the basis of Akdenizuniversitesi, but then became an independent institution. Turkey is a member country of the Bologna Process, so the university has exchange programs Erasmus, Mevlana and Farabi.
Today, students have access to study programs at the following faculties:
• Faculty of Economic, Administrative and Social Sciences
• Faculty of Engineering
• Faculty of Education
• Faculty of Medicine
• Faculty of Dentistry
• Faculty of Health Sciences
• Faculty of Physical Culture and Sports
• Faculty of Arts, Design and Architecture
• Faculty of Tourism
• Faculty of Aviation and Space Research
• Faculty of Advanced Training

Quite a lot of foreigners study at the university. To do this, they take the YÖS exam, applications for which are submitted in the spring (April-May), and the exams themselves are held in the summer (June-July). After admission, foreign students are given a year to study Turkish. There are also departments where they teach in English.
For admission and tuition fees, foreign applicants can contact the coordination department for work with foreign students. https://internationalstudent.alanya.edu.tr / - contact and information of the department.
The university has its own campus with campuses, libraries, sports and wellness centers and a football field.

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