Over the last decade,the number of international students traveling to study in Turkey has more than doubled since thus signalling the country’s growing importance as a top quality tertiary education destination. In the 2015-16 academic year alone, there were more than 48,000 foreign students in Turkey.

Reasons to study in Turkey include the opportunity to gain a relatively inexpensive and good quality education, with opportunities for scholarships that also pay a monthly allowance, covering accommodation and tuition fees, health insurance and travel expenses.

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Tuition Fees

Annual tuition fees for international students are reasonably affordable and vary depending on the course. Public universities are much cheaper than private institutions in Turkey, as a postgraduate degree at a public university could cost you as little as US$300-800 for a postgraduate qualification. Private universities set their own fees and charge up to $20,000.

At public universities, tuition fees are generally more expensive for study programs in English, ranging from $600-1500 per year, while the same courses in Turkish are around $240-750.

Cost of Living

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