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About İstanbul University
Istanbul University (Turkish: İstanbul University) is a prominent Turkish university located in Istanbul. The main campus is adjacent to Beyazıt Square in Fatih, the capital district of the province, on the European side of the city.
Language of instruction
İstanbul University teaches in Turkish and English, depending on the program. Turkish-taught programs usually ask for a TÖMER certificate at the level the university sets (often B2 or C1), or a one-year Turkish preparatory course. English-taught programs ask for an accepted English test score; students without one start with a one-year English preparatory program.
Tuition and fees
Typical fees: State universities typically charge international students about 1,000 to 6,000 USD a year for most programs (2026-2027), set in lira by each university; medicine and dentistry cost more. We have not checked İstanbul University's own fee list for this year, so ask us for the exact figure for your program.
We send you current fees and any scholarships or discounts you may qualify for, free of charge.
Admission and how to apply
To apply to İstanbul University you generally need your passport, high school or university diploma, and transcript, plus any entrance exam a specific program requires. Requirements vary by faculty.
- We assess your profile and confirm you meet the requirements
- We prepare and submit your application to İstanbul University
- We secure your acceptance, invitation letter, and student visa
İstanbul University: frequently asked questions
Is İstanbul University a state or private university?
İstanbul University is a state (public) university, founded in 1453, located in Istanbul, Turkey.
What is the official website of İstanbul University?
The official website of İstanbul University is istanbul.edu.tr.
What can I study at İstanbul University?
İstanbul University offers a range of programs. Contact us and we will send you the options that fit your goals.
How much is tuition at İstanbul University?
State universities typically charge international students about 1,000 to 6,000 USD a year for most programs (2026-2027), set in lira by each university; medicine and dentistry cost more. We send you İstanbul University's current fee for your program.
How do I apply to İstanbul University?
Send us your passport, diploma, and transcript. We prepare and submit your application to İstanbul University, secure your acceptance and invitation letter, and support your student visa, for free.
Can international students study at İstanbul University in English?
Yes, in some programs. İstanbul University teaches in Turkish and English, depending on the program. Students without the required certificate can usually start with a one-year preparatory program.
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