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After you get your acceptance, the visa and reception team will contact you and help you get your visa and start your studies in Turkey.
Yes. BUÜ is a well-established public university in Turkey, known for its strong programs in Medicine, Engineering, Agriculture, and Education. It’s located in Bursa, which is relatively affordable, and the university has a large campus with good facilities. However, since most programs are in Turkish, it’s ideal for students who either know the language or are willing to learn it.
As of 2023, TR-YÖS (Türkiye Yurt Dışı Öğrenci Sınavı) has been introduced as a nationalized exam by ÖSYM to replace individual university YÖS exams like ULUYÖS.
Many universities, including Uludağ, are expected to transition toward TR-YÖS, but some still accept their own past YÖS scores or other international exams (like SAT). Always double-check on Uludağ’s international office site or ÖSYM’s website.
Only a few programs are offered in English (e.g., International Relations, some engineering graduate programs). Most undergraduate programs are in Turkish, and students will need to either submit a Turkish proficiency certificate (like from TÖMER) or attend a one-year prep course.cha
Yes, BUÜ is a public university recognized by the Turkish Council of Higher Education (YÖK). Its degrees are accepted internationally, especially within Europe under the Bologna Process. Additionally, BUÜ is recognized in several countries, including Iraq, allowing students to pursue their studies and obtain internationally acknowledged degrees.
Yes, BUÜ is a public university recognized by the Turkish Council of Higher Education (YÖK). Its degrees are accepted internationally, especially within Europe under the Bologna Process. Additionally, BUÜ is recognized in several countries, including Iraq, allowing students to pursue their studies and obtain internationally acknowledged degrees.