Turkey

Yes, it is possible in many private and public universities without requiring any exam results, just with an 11-year high school diploma or college diploma.

No, it must be college or 11 years.

No, there is no distance learning in medicine and dentistry. Because these fields require practical classes, laboratory, and hospital experience. In Turkey as well as in Azerbaijan, medicine is only taught in a full-time face-to-face format.

Yes, there are internal university discounts and state scholarships.

After obtaining a master's degree with a thesis, you can study for a doctorate and write a thesis. It takes 2 years.

When a student does a non-thesis master's, they cannot proceed to a doctorate, and the study duration is 1 year and 6 months.

Living expenses differ depending on the city and accommodation. Around $400-500 per month is required, including rent, food, and personal expenses. Istanbul is more expensive than other cities, while Ankara and Eskisehir are more affordable, for example. We help with choosing student dormitories.

• Good high school diploma average • Motivation letter • Certificates • Sometimes an interview

Yes, diplomas obtained from universities in Turkey are officially recognized in Azerbaijan. The process of recognizing diplomas is called nostrification, and it is carried out by the Ministry of Science and Education of the Republic of Azerbaijan.

Tuition fees vary depending on the university, major, and country. On average, it ranges from $1500 to $12000 per year; medicine and engineering can be more expensive.

Students can work a certain number of hours part-time a week. Job opportunities are mostly found in internship programs. By working, the student gains experience and can reduce their expenses.

Distance programs are mainly available in business, management, marketing, etc. There are none in medicine and fields requiring practical labs. Distance education is suitable for working students as classes are online.