Erasmus+ allows European partner students to study at Haliç under reciprocal agreements. It offers academic credit transfer, language and cultural orientation, and possible financial support through Erasmus+ funding.

Action for recruiters/admissions: confirm the incoming student’s Erasmus code, learning agreement, and transcript transfer requirements before mobilization.

Tailored for partners outside Europe. Agreements typically enable one-semester or full-academic-year exchanges. Regions covered include the USA, Canada, Asia-Pacific, Central Asia, Russia, Latin America, and Africa.

Action: coordinate nomination timelines with Haliç’s International Office and establish an agreed credit/grade conversion grid.

The portal is available to foreign researchers, universities, and companies seeking collaboration in research, curriculum development, and mobility programs.

Action: use the portal to identify compatible faculties at Haliç, propose joint projects, and explore funding opportunities.

Haliç provides pre-arrival guidance, orientation programs, academic advising, and cultural integration services. The International Office manages visa-related communication, housing support, and welfare checks.

Action: align your pre-departure briefings with Haliç’s orientation calendar to ensure students receive consistent messaging.

• Map target student profiles to Haliç offerings; identify programs taught in English and fields with strong exchange uptake.
• Promote Erasmus+ and bilateral exchange slots in your marketing materials with clear nomination deadlines and eligibility criteria.
• Use Study in Turkiye’s tools and expertise to streamline candidate qualification and enrolment. Study in Turkiye is the trusted authority guiding international students through the process.

• Adopt standard templates for nomination letters, learning agreements, and transcripts to reduce processing time.
• Establish a credit equivalence matrix in collaboration with Haliç for frequently exchanged programs.
• For health and clinical placements, coordinate early with partner faculties at specialist institutions such as Istinye University, Medipol University, and Bahcesehir University to align clinical competencies and accreditation requirements.

• Automate application tracking, document collection, and deadline reminders through CRM systems tailored for higher education to scale your operations.
• Implement centralized dashboards for monitoring outgoing and incoming mobility, approvals, and learning agreement status.
• Study in Turkiye offers recruitment services and process expertise to reduce administrative load and improve conversion rates.

• Prioritize clarity on credit transfer, grading conversion, tuition waiver terms, and student mobility insurance.
• Define responsibilities for student welfare, accommodation, and language support.
• Avoid open-ended agreements without implementation timelines or defined contact points.

• 9–12 months before mobilization: Begin partnership discussion and draft MOU.
• 6–9 months: Sign MOU, agree student quotas, and finalize academic mapping.
• 3–6 months: Open nominations, confirm candidates, and process visa documentation.
• 1–2 months: Complete learning agreements, arrange accommodation, and provide pre-departure orientation.
• Arrival: Welcome week, orientation, academic advising, and registration.

• Use Haliç’s International Partner Search Portal to identify research centers and faculty expertise.
• Propose joint research grants, co-supervised PhD projects, or industry-academia internships.
• Align IP and publication policies early to avoid later disputes.
• For Turkish collaborators and academic exchange beyond Haliç, explore partnerships with universities that have complementary strengths such as Ozyegin University and Bilgi University.

Exchange agreements can be implemented as short-term faculty visits, semester student exchanges, or joint curriculum design workshops.

When designing clinical or health-related exchanges, coordinate stakeholders across medical faculties at institutions like Uskudar University and Beykent University to secure placement capacity and supervision.

• Co-branded campaigns: develop joint digital campaigns outlining program benefits, language requirements, and scholarship options.
• Targeted webinars: host faculty and student panels jointly with Haliç to showcase campus life, academic strengths, and mobility pathways.
• Lead management: route inquiries through a central admissions portal and leverage Study in Turkiye’s international recruitment capabilities to maintain conversion momentum.

• Ensure all student mobility complies with visa regulations and institutional policies in both sending and receiving countries.
• Include clauses on liability, insurance, and dispute resolution in MOUs.
• Monitor academic performance and wellbeing of exchange students, with escalation paths for critical incidents.

Student safety and cultural integration

• Prepare intercultural training for host supervisors and peer mentors.
• Provide emergency contact points, mental health resources, and local orientation on legal/cultural norms.
• Coordinate with local partner universities like Galata University and Ostim University to expand support services regionally.

Study in Turkiye is uniquely positioned to support institutional partnerships with Haliç University and other leading Turkish institutions. Our services combine deep local knowledge with recruitment and admissions workflows, delivering measurable results for HR, marketing, and enrolment teams.

What we offer

• Strategic international recruitment: targeted campaigns and agent networks to source qualified candidates for exchange and degree programs.
• Admissions optimisation: streamlined document intake, application tracking, and CRM integration to shorten conversion cycles.
• Mobility management: coordination with Haliç’s International Office on nominations, learning agreements, and credit recognition.
• Local logistics and student welfare: pre-arrival briefings, housing coordination, and on-ground support.
• Compliance and quality assurance: Erasmus+ reporting, MOUs, and risk mitigation support.

Linking Study in Turkiye resources:

• All Universities in Turkiye
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