Associate — Önlisans
Turkish, some English
Shorter professional programs at both public and foundation universities. A practical path into the workforce or a stepping stone to a bachelor's.
Education & Admissions · Türkiye
From choosing the right university to settling into student life — Emineller Group handles admission, exams, documents, and residence so you can focus on studying.
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Two university systems
Turkey's higher education splits into two tracks. Understanding the difference is the first step toward the right application.
PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES
State-funded, lower tuition, admission through the centralised TR-YÖS or SAT exams. Programs in Turkish and English. Highly competitive for popular fields like medicine and engineering.
FOUNDATION UNIVERSITIES
Privately funded, faster admission process, most programs taught in English. Scholarship opportunities for strong applicants. Some offer bilingual programs — for example, dentistry in both English and Turkish.
Degree levels
Turkish, some English
Shorter professional programs at both public and foundation universities. A practical path into the workforce or a stepping stone to a bachelor's.
Turkish & English
The standard undergraduate degree. Public universities use centralised TR-YÖS scores; foundation universities often accept diploma and transcripts with a faster process.
Many programs in English
Research-oriented with thesis and non-thesis tracks. Many universities accept GRE in place of ALES for international students. Strong lab and library resources.
English & Turkish
Research-focused doctoral programs with international collaboration. You can find a supervisor for virtually any research topic. Programs available in English at many universities.
Admission journey
We help you match your background, budget, and goals to the right degree level and university type.
TR-YÖS for undergraduate, ALES or GRE for graduate. We guide you on which exam to sit and when.
Diploma, transcripts, language certificates, and translations — we prepare and verify everything.
We submit applications to your target universities and follow up until you receive your acceptance letter.
Student residence permit, housing, bank account, and orientation — we stay with you through the transition.
We help you match your background, budget, and goals to the right degree level and university type.
TR-YÖS for undergraduate, ALES or GRE for graduate. We guide you on which exam to sit and when.
Diploma, transcripts, language certificates, and translations — we prepare and verify everything.
We submit applications to your target universities and follow up until you receive your acceptance letter.
Student residence permit, housing, bank account, and orientation — we stay with you through the transition.
Entrance exams
The centralised foreign student exam, run by ÖSYM twice a year. Tests mathematics, geometry, and academic aptitude. One score is accepted at most public universities and valid for about two years.
Administered by the US College Board and accepted at many Turkish universities as an alternative to TR-YÖS. Also tests English proficiency, which can strengthen applications to English-taught programs.
ALES is ÖSYM's graduate entrance exam (Turkish only). Most universities let international students submit GRE instead, and some waive the requirement entirely — it depends on the program.
Why Turkey
Turkey is part of the Bologna Process — degrees are structured for recognition across the European Higher Education Area.
Significantly lower than Europe or North America, especially at public universities. Scholarships further reduce costs.
Many foundation and some public universities teach entirely in English across all degree levels.
Türkiye Bursları (government scholarship) and university-specific awards cover tuition, housing, and living expenses.
University acceptance automatically qualifies you for a student residence permit covering your study period.
Short flights from Iran, cultural familiarity, and a large Iranian student community already established.
Common questions
Not necessarily. Many programs — especially at foundation universities — are taught entirely in English. Some universities offer a preparatory Turkish year if your program requires it.
It varies widely by university and program. Public universities are significantly cheaper than foundation ones. We'll give you accurate figures for your specific targets during a free consultation.
International students can apply for a work permit after their first year. Conditions and permitted hours depend on your program and university — we'll walk you through the process.
Turkey's Bologna Process membership means degrees are structured for broad recognition. For Iran, you'll need to complete a denklik (equivalence) process — we help with that too.
Student residence time partially counts: every two years of study equals roughly one year toward the five-year citizenship requirement. Many students transition to work residence after graduation to continue the clock.
Start here
Tell us your field, your budget, and your timeline — we'll recommend universities, explain the exams, and handle the paperwork. In Farsi, with no obligation.