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Sabancı University is a top private research university in Turkey, known for its interdisciplinary approach and English-medium programs in engineering, management, and arts.
Koç University is a world-class private university offering English-medium education. It is consistently ranked among the top universities in Turkey and the region.
Bilkent University was Turkey's first private university and remains one of its best. Known for excellence in computer science, business, and international relations.
Istanbul Bilgi University is known for its creative arts, law, and business programs. It has a vibrant campus life and strong international partnerships.
Yeditepe University is a modern private university in Istanbul offering programs in medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, and various other fields with English medium instruction.
Istanbul Aydın University is one of Turkey's most popular private universities for international students, offering affordable programs with scholarships.
Altınbaş University offers high-quality education with a focus on medicine, engineering, and business at competitive tuition fees for international students.
Antalya Bilim University is located in the stunning Mediterranean city of Antalya. It offers English-medium programs in a beautiful tourist destination.
Kadir Has University is located in the historic Cibali district of Istanbul. Known for its communication, business, and engineering programs.
Istanbul Gelişim University offers affordable, quality education with a strong focus on international students, providing generous scholarships and Arabic-language support.

Girne American University (GAU) was the first private university in Northern Cyprus, founded in 1985. Located in the coastal city of Kyrenia, it now hosts over 20,000 students from 135 countries across faculties including medicine, engineering, architecture, law and business.

Near East University is the largest university in Northern Cyprus, founded in 1988 in Nicosia. With 20 faculties, 32 research centers and over 27,000 students from 143 countries, it ranks among the top 200 universities globally in the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings.

Atılım University was established in 1997 in Ankara and comprises 7 faculties, 4 vocational schools and 3 graduate institutes. It holds ENAEE and MÜDEK accreditation in engineering, ranks among the top 500 universities worldwide (THE 2016-17), and serves around 10,000 students.

European University of Lefke (EUL) is a public university in Northern Cyprus, established in 1990. It offers internationally recognized bachelor's, master's and PhD programs in medicine, engineering, business and social sciences, including dual-degree opportunities with the University of Bradford.

Eastern Mediterranean University (EMU) is one of the oldest universities in Northern Cyprus, founded in 1979. Its 12 faculties host over 20,000 students from 106 countries and 1,100 faculty members from 35 countries, with a global ranking of 601-800 and strong programs in medicine, engineering and communication.

Bahçeşehir University is one of Turkey's top private universities, founded in 1998 in Istanbul under the motto 'In the Heart of Istanbul.' It was among the first Turkish universities to offer English-medium programs and today spans 11 faculties across 7 campuses with over 37,000 graduates.

İstinye University was founded in 2015 in Istanbul and focuses on artificial intelligence, medical research and innovation. Across two campuses it offers 63 undergraduate and 29 graduate programs to over 10,700 students, with exchange agreements including Warsaw University of Technology and Sapienza University.

Istanbul Atlas University was established in 2018 by the Turkish Balkan Foundation for Education, Culture and Health in the Kağıthane district of Istanbul. It comprises 5 faculties and a vocational school, with a library of around 37,000 books and advanced medical laboratories.

Biruni University, named after the scholar Abu Rayhan Al-Biruni, was founded in 2014 in Istanbul's Topkapı district under the slogan 'Future of Science.' It comprises 6 faculties, 3 institutes and a School of Health Services, with over 6,500 undergraduate students and 84 programs.

Istanbul Gedik University was founded in 2010 in the Kartal district of Istanbul by engineer Halil Kaya. It runs more than 23 research centers and offers students the opportunity to study a semester or full academic year in Europe through the Erasmus program.

Haliç University was established in 1998 in Istanbul by the Leukemia Foundation for Children and is known for preserving the city's cultural and historical identity within its academic programs. It hosts over 12,000 students and 19,700 graduates across more than 60 research laboratories.

Ibn Haldun University, named after the renowned scholar Ibn Khaldun, was founded in 2015 and began teaching in Istanbul's Başakşehir district in 2017. It comprises 6 faculties spanning education, law, communication, Islamic sciences, social sciences and administrative sciences, and is known for offering generous scholarships to first-year students.

Fenerbahçe University was established in 2016 by Fenerbahçe Sports Club and combines a global sporting brand with over 112 years of legacy with modern, research-oriented education. It offers programs in communication, pharmacy, sports sciences, health sciences and engineering, with internship opportunities through the Medicana Group.

İstanbul Kent University is a private non-profit university founded in 2016 by the Education Without Barriers Foundation. It comprises 4 faculties — humanities and social sciences, arts and design, health sciences and dentistry — serving around 3,000 students with the option to study a second major free of charge.

Istanbul Kültür University was founded in 1997 by the Kültür Educational Foundation, one of Turkey's oldest educational institutions. It comprises 8 faculties and 2 vocational schools, and allows students to pursue a second major alongside their primary field free of charge.

Fatih Sultan Mehmet Vakıf University is a non-profit foundation university established in 2010 by several Istanbul waqf foundations, with 6 campuses spanning both sides of the Bosphorus. Instruction is offered in Arabic, English and Turkish across 8 faculties serving 14,000 students.

Beykent University was founded in 1997 in Istanbul's Beylikdüzü district by the Beykent Educational Foundation. Spanning 4 campuses on both the European and Asian sides of the city, it comprises 10 faculties and 12 research centers serving around 30,000 students.

Istanbul Topkapı University was founded in 2016 (originally as İnan Saray University, renamed in 2022) and comprises 5 faculties across 4 campuses. It serves over 8,100 students through 12 bachelor's and 14 master's programs, with a strong focus on art, design and Erasmus exchange opportunities.

Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University is a private non-profit waqf university founded in 2010, located in a historic building dating to 1892. It comprises 8 faculties including engineering, health sciences, Islamic sciences and law, with over 2,200 international students among its 7,483-strong student body.

Istanbul Esenyurt University was established in 2013 by the Yeşilköy Foundation for Education, Culture and Health in the Esenyurt district. It comprises 4 main faculties covering business, engineering, architecture, social sciences and health sciences, serving over 6,000 students including 1,030 international students.

Bahçeşehir Cyprus University (BAU Cyprus) is a leading university in Northern Cyprus, established in 2016. It offers English-medium programs across architecture, engineering, business, health sciences, law, pharmacy and tourism, with student exchange opportunities across BAU's international campuses.

Cyprus International University (CIU) was founded in 1997 and has grown into one of Northern Cyprus's leading internationally recognized universities. Its million-square-metre campus in northern Nicosia hosts medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, engineering and law faculties alongside research centers focused on sustainability and renewable energy.

Cyprus Health and Social Sciences University is a Northern Cyprus institution focused on medicine, dentistry, pharmacy and health sciences, with over 4,100 students and 100+ academic staff. English is the main language of instruction, supported by academic partnerships with London South Bank University and several Turkish universities.

University of Kyrenia was established in 2013 in Northern Cyprus and is recognized as the region's first specialized maritime university, with roots in maritime education dating back to 1978. It has since expanded into medicine, engineering, aviation, law and health sciences.

Hasan Kalyoncu University was established in 2008 in Gaziantep by the Education and Service Foundation, under the motto 'Education with you for a lifetime.' It comprises 8 faculties and 16 research centers, with instruction offered in English and Turkish across selected programs.

Ankara Science University is a private university established in 2020, known for an innovative educational approach that encourages research and creative problem-solving. English is the primary language of instruction across its faculties of engineering, architecture, fine arts, law and humanities.

Ankara Medipol University was founded in 2018 by the Turkish Education, Health, Science and Research Foundation, and is recognized for its medical education, dentistry and engineering programs. It operates 10 affiliated hospitals across Ankara and Istanbul for clinical training.

Istanbul Medipol University is one of Turkey's leading private universities, especially for medicine and health sciences, founded in 2009. Across 3 campuses and 9 affiliated hospitals it hosts over 38,000 students, 75 undergraduate programs, and advanced research including 5G engineering work with Samsung.

Nişantaşı University was founded in 2012 in Istanbul and has quickly grown into one of Turkey's fastest-growing universities in technology and artificial intelligence. It maintains over 120 Erasmus agreements across 30 countries and hosts more than 5,200 international students among its 169 academic programs.

Istanbul Yeni Yüzyıl University was established in 2009 by the Vatan Foundation for Health and Education and is particularly known for its medical programs, offering more than 23 medicine-related degrees. It comprises 10 faculties across two campuses in the Topkapı area of Istanbul, serving over 8,580 students.

Istanbul Okan University was founded in 1999 under the motto 'The University Closest to Real Life' and began teaching in 2003. With 10 faculties and strong industry partnerships for internships, it has produced over 35,000 graduates and includes medicine, pharmacy, engineering and dentistry programs.

Işık University was established in 1996 by the Feyziye Schools Foundation, with campuses in Şile and Maslak, Istanbul. It offers 41 undergraduate, 33 master's and 6 PhD programs in English and Turkish, and maintains 81 Erasmus partnership agreements.