Where will you study?

Istanbul is Türkiye's largest city and has a broad mix of public and private universities. The city spans Europe and Asia across the Bosphorus and offers students access to cultural institutions, businesses and a large transport network. Compare campus location, language and living costs carefully because they vary widely across the city.

Ankara is Türkiye's capital and is home to ministries, embassies, research organisations and a varied group of universities. Students can compare programs in engineering, social sciences, medicine and public policy across public and private institutions.

Izmir is a major Aegean port city with a seafront, Mediterranean climate and several public and private universities. Its coastal economy creates study and internship connections in engineering, economics, maritime activity and tourism.

Antalya is a Mediterranean coastal city whose economy is closely connected to tourism and hospitality. Its universities offer programs across business, health, engineering and tourism-related fields. Housing and transport costs depend on the campus and district, so compare them before choosing.

Bursa was the first Ottoman capital and sits near Mount Uludağ in the Marmara region. The city's automotive, manufacturing and textile sectors create connections with university programs in engineering, business and applied sciences.

Konya is a large Central Anatolian city associated with Rumi and the Mevlevi tradition. Its universities offer a wide range of fields, including engineering, agriculture, health and Islamic studies.

Kayseri is an industrial and trade centre in Central Anatolia near Mount Erciyes. Its universities offer programs in engineering, business, health and other fields, with links to the city's manufacturing economy.

Mersin is a Mediterranean port city with a large logistics and maritime economy. Students can compare university programs in logistics, engineering, health and other fields while considering campus distance and housing by district.

Eskisehir has a large student population, several universities, a tram network and cultural venues around the city. Programs include aviation, design, engineering and social sciences across its institutions.

Trabzon is a Black Sea coastal city with a historic port and a mountainous setting. Its universities offer programs in medicine, engineering, marine sciences and other fields for students from Türkiye and abroad.