Turkey has recently become the focus of the attention of many young people around the world who want to pursue their university education in various fields. But what made Turkey a global center in terms of undergraduate study?
The study in Turkey has many advantages, the first of which is the spread of universities in the whole country, there is no city in Turkey but it has become a university or two. Turkey has more than 180 universities across the country. The number of university students in 2018 is approaching 7 million and 560 thousand students between Turkish citizens and different nationalities.
Some Turkish universities were among the top 500 universities worldwide, while the rest of the universities had a high ranking among the world's universities.
Turkey offers a lot of facilities in the student's university life, and the facilities offered to foreigners exceed what is offered in many other countries of the world.
The services of students vary from accommodation to food and transportation to financial and in-kind grants from free and other housing.
Many Arab and foreign students want to study in Turkey, because the educational level in Turkey is similar to the one in many European universities. There is also a lot of scholarships in Turkey offered to foreign students.
Some may have difficulty dealing with people to secure their daily needs in a foreign country. But this can be overcome in Turkey in several matters.
Turkey is one of the countries visited by many tourists for the purpose of shopping only. In every Turkish city, markets and large shopping malls are locate.
In addition, at every corner of the street you will find a supermarket or hypermarket where you can get your basic needs.
In addition to the above, there are weekly local markets. They are markets once a week in neighborhoods in Turkish cities. These markets include fresh vegetables and fruits, clothing and household items at relatively low prices.
In addition to the spread of social circles such as cinema, theatres, concert halls, cafes and restaurants everywhere.
These are the most visited places in Turkey.
As we said, housing is one of the most important things a student should consider when deciding to study in Turkey.
One of the options available to the student in terms of housing comes first the Turkish government's student housing, which is the most cost-saving ($50 per month including half-board) in all Turkish cities because the Turkish Government provides support to both foreign and Turkish students.
The second option is private student housing, with costs ranging from $100 to $250 per month.
The benefits of student housing vary from one institution to another.
The third option, which is that the student wants to live in a private apartment, is different here the rent value according to the region and the required apartment specifications.
The rental value of the student apartments in Turkey ranges from $150 to $200 and $300 in Istanbul being the highest cost among Turkish cities.
The cost of living for students in Turkey varies according to their needs. The overall average (according to a poll among students in Turkey) of the student's living expenses in Turkey is between $100 and $200 per month (excluding housing)
It must be taken into your thought that the overall standard of living determines costs.
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One of the things that attracts foreign students to study in Turkey is the facilities offered to students. These facilities include discounts on transportation, museums and public activities
After registering at a Turkish university, the student receives a student transport card under a student document (Öğrenci Belgesi) extracted from the university and a personal photograph.
For students, the price of boarding is less than half the normal price in all public transport. This is very important for students, especially in Istanbul, which is the largest city in Turkey in terms of transportation expenses
The student receives a museum card and enters all Turkish museums at discounted or free rates
Through Baher Educational group, you can get scholarships at private universities up to 75% of the public tuition fee
The student can register on the government student housing and there are many student complexes in all the Turkish universities, and these complexes provide a comfortable school atmosphere for the student at very acceptable prices compared to other housing prices
There are also houses belonging to different endowments. The offer is made to the government student housing and waqf through differentiation
