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International Relations, Yasar University
Anonymous student reviewed:- City & Culture
- Social Life
Living in Izmir for four months on exchange was awesome. Izmir has a lot of great restaurants, bars and clubs right on the seaside. Nears lots of beaches! On time off I got to travel around Turkey and also through central and eastern Europe.
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Sociology, Bogazici University, Turkey
Anonymous student reviewed:- Academics
- Social Life
Bogazici is a great place to study considering its location, environment and academic excellence, especially in social and political sciences. There're several student clubs for every interest and these work quite professionally. The main campus overlooks the amazing Bosphorus view, which is great to hang out …
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Ankara, Turkey
Carmen Kraemer reviewed:- Overall / Other
Kind of destiny
Since I was a small child my family always went to Turkey for holidays. Last year I was soo angry about myself that I don't know any turkish word, just being there as a stupid german tourist for years that I decided to make a turkish course. There my teacher asked me, if I was learning turkish …8 out of 8 found this review helpfulRead Full Experience -
Ankara, Turkey
Carmen Kraemer reviewed:- Academics
- City & Culture
The reason for choosing Hacettepe is that I've heard, that it is one of the best universities in Turkey and we had some guest students from Hacettepe one year ago, who told me, that they like studying there, although Ankara isn't the most beautiful city. Another advantage of Ankara is that it is the capital, …
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International Relations, Yasar University
Anonymous student reviewed:- Academics
I came to Yasar University as an exchange student and liked my classes there a lot. My professors were really interesting and really got me into the subject of international relations. I wanted to go to Turkey because it is not one of the usual places to go for exchange.
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Istanbul, Turkey
Anonymous student reviewed:- City & Culture
Istanbul is amazing city which two continents meet with awesome bosphorus view. in 15 billion population, lots of foreign people are living in istanbul as being student or worker. so you can find different culture and one of them propabll make you feel in your home town. and also traditional turkish foods are …
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Istanbul Technical University , Turkey
Anonymous student reviewed:- Uni services & facilities
There are different options for dorms, in terms of total capacities and facilities. All the dorms except for Gumussuyu Residence Halls are located on Maslak Campus. Ayazaga Lakeside Halls cost 520 TL, Ayazaga Residence Halls cost 230 TL, Verda Urundul Women's Residence Hall costs 315 TL, Gumusuyu Men's …
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Turkey
Anonymous student reviewed:- City & Culture
1. Because Eskisehir is a really beautiful city for Erasmus student who want to go to Turkey. It is a real student city. You find a lot of students. Also university offers a kit of facilities for them. And Turkish people are really hospitable for foreign students.
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Sociology, Bogazici University, Turkey
Anonymous student reviewed:- Social Life
- Uni services & facilities
The only downside of the university is the limited personal attention by the staff to the students. As this is a public university, it has limited resources and facilities compared to some private universities in Istanbul. As an international student, you might need to do most of the getting-to-know-around …
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Istanbul, Turkey
Anonymous student reviewed:- Accommodation
- City & Culture
- Costs & Funding
- Social Life
With its large selection of top-quality universities and language schools, fascinating history and culture, vibrant nightlife, mild weather, hospitable inhabitants and relatively low cost of living, studying in Istanbul is a popular option for many.
Turkey has almost 150 universities and colleges and its …7 out of 7 found this review helpfulRead Full Experience -
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