A European-Standard Degree at the Crossroads of Europe and Asia
Türkiye has become one of the fastest-growing study destinations for international students, and for good reason. Turkish universities run hundreds of fully English-taught bachelor's and master's programmes, sit inside the European Higher Education Area, and award ECTS credits recognised across Europe — at a fraction of Western European living costs. LCIS guides you from shortlisting through denklik, visa and arrival.
ECTS
Bologna Process member
English
Fully English-taught tracks
Why Study in Türkiye?
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English-Taught Degrees
Medicine, dentistry, engineering, business and architecture are all available in English at both state and foundation universities.
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Recognised Qualifications
Türkiye is a full member of the Bologna Process. Degrees carry ECTS credits and are widely recognised for further study and professional registration.
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Affordable Living
Tuition and living costs are meaningfully lower than Western Europe, with state universities the most competitive option.
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Close to Home
Short direct flights from across the MENA region, a large Arabic-speaking community, and familiar culture and cuisine.
How to Study in Türkiye with LCIS
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Shortlist Universities
We match your grades, budget and subject to the right state or foundation universities in Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir and beyond.
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Entrance & Application
We advise on TR-YÖS and university-specific entrance exams, registration windows and exam-centre selection, then handle the application itself.
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Denklik & Documents
Support with MEB e-Denklik certificate equivalency, attestation and translation of your school documents.
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Visa & Pre-Departure
Student visa guidance, residence permit steps after arrival, accommodation and airport pickup.
Key Facts
Language: Many programmes are taught fully in English; Turkish-taught routes usually require a one-year Turkish preparatory year.
Preparatory year: English-taught programmes may require a language prep year if you do not meet the English requirement.
Duration: Bachelor's (4 years, 5–6 for medicine and dentistry), Master's (1–2 years).
Intakes: Main intake in September; some universities offer a February intake.
Equivalency: Non-Turkish school certificates require denklik through the Ministry of National Education.
Ready to Study in Türkiye?
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