Exchange Programs
ERASMUS
The Erasmus program is a European Union program that aims to encourage higher education institutions to cooperate with each other. Students and academics who are studying go to other countries for educational purposes and continue their education in those countries.
It provides non-refundable financial support for higher education institutions to produce and implement joint projects with each other and to exchange students and staff for short periods.
The Erasmus program aims to achieve this goal by encouraging cooperation between universities across countries; by providing mutual exchange of students and academics in Europe; by contributing to the development of academic recognition and transparency of studies and degrees received in countries participating in the program. Graduates in Europe, which offers higher quality higher education, will be more equipped individuals who are more responsive to the expectations of the business world.
MEVLANA
The Mevlana Exchange Program is a program that aims to exchange students and faculty members between higher education institutions that provide education in Turkey and higher education institutions that provide education abroad. Students who want to participate in the exchange program can benefit from the program for a minimum of one and a maximum of two semesters of education; and faculty members can benefit from the program for a minimum of 1 week and a maximum of 3 months to teach at higher education institutions around the world. Similarly, students and faculty members from all parts of the world can come to higher education institutions in Turkey within the scope of the program and participate in education-training activities.
FARABI
The Student and Faculty Member Exchange Program between Higher Education Institutions, briefly called the "Farabi Exchange Program", is a student and faculty member exchange program between higher education institutions that provide associate, undergraduate, graduate and doctoral education within the universities and high technology institutes.
The Farabi Exchange Program aims to enable students or faculty members to continue their education and training activities in a higher education institution outside their own institution for one or two semesters.
Students participating in the Farabi Exchange Program are provided with a non-refundable scholarship, while faculty members are paid extra lessons.
