Anadolu University

Gender Admission

Anadolu University is a coeducational institution, admitting both men and women to its programs and degrees.

Admission Selection

Anadolu University has a selective admission policy based on entrance examinations and students' past academic records and grades.

Admission Rate

Anadolu University's acceptance rate ranges from 90 to 99%, making it a least selective higher education institution.

Minority Serving

This institution does not have a special focus on promoting education or research among a specific minority or ethnic group.

Admission Requirements

Not reported

International Students

Yes

Anadolu Üniversitesi has more than 600 international students and provided uniRank with the following information on international students admission requirements for undergraduate and graduate programs:

FOR UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS

Applicants must apply to the announced quotas with one of the following documents:

• "ANADOLUYOS Exam Score" document
• "High School Diploma Grade"
• "High School Graduation Exam Score"
• "Higher Education Institutions Exam Score" document approved by the Council of Higher Education

International Open Education programs require applicants to be graduates of high school or equivalent schools (except for Türkiye or TRNC high schools).

Higher Education Institutions Exams recognized by the Council of Higher Education include:

• ACT Exam - A minimum total score of 21 in Science (Science Reasoning), Mathematics, and Composite
• A minimum score of 300 out of 350 from the Afghanistan National University Entrance Exam (KONKUR-Baccalaurea)
• A minimum score of 400 out of 700 from the Central University Entrance Exam held by TQDK in Azerbaijan
• A minimum score of 60 out of 100 from Indonesia Ujlan Akhir National (UAN)
• GAOKAO Exam - A minimum score of at least 480 out of 750 in the subject matter accepted by the applied program
• A minimum score of B3 from each of the six subjects, including mathematics, from the WAEC (West African Examination Council) exam held in Nigeria
• SAT 1 - A total combined score of at least 1000 in Mathematics + Reading sections and a minimum score of 550 in Mathematics

High school diploma scores or high school graduation exam scores requirements include:

• A score of 1-4 on ABITUR or Austria MATURA (Matura Reifezeugnis). (Applications with FACHABITUR without an exam score will not be accepted)
• DIPLÔME DU BACCALAUREAT GENERAL (French Baccalaureate score type only given in France) - A diploma grade of at least 12
• GCE (A level) - At least two A levels, one of which is related to the subject matter of the applied program
• A minimum diploma grade of 3.5 for Switzerland MATURA examination
• For those with TRNC nationality who reside in TRNC with high school education completed in TRNC and have taken GCE AL exam, and received education in a high school in another country between 2005 and 2010 and have taken GCE AL exam
• A minimum diploma grade of 10 on Greek “Apolytirion of Lykeo/Secondary School Leaving Certificate”
• Other foreign country high school diploma grade of at least 6 out of 10 (60 percent) or its equivalent

FOR GRADUATE PROGRAMS

Graduate program applications are evaluated based on General Grade Point Average (excluding Fine Arts Graduate School programs).

Examinations for majors at the Graduate School of Fine Arts are conducted as portfolio review and/or artistic work, and interviews.

Candidates must document their foreign language score in order to be able to register for doctorate/art proficiency programs and master's degree programs taught in foreign languages.

In order to start the Ph.D./art proficiency program, candidates must obtain at least fifty-five points from the foreign language exams organized by the Assessment, Selection and Placement Center (ÖSYM) or an equivalent score from international foreign language exams accepted by ÖSYM.

In order to be able to register for graduate programs in which the language of instruction is a foreign language (except for foreign language programs), candidates must obtain at least sixty points from the foreign language exams organized by ÖSYM in the foreign language they will study or an equivalent score from international foreign language exams accepted as equivalent by ÖSYM.

Candidates applying to master's and doctorate degrees whose fields of discipline are foreign languages must have a score of at least eighty in the foreign language they will study or an equivalent score from international foreign language exams accepted by ÖSYM.

Documents to Upload to Application

Candidates need to provide the following documents:

• The original and notarized Turkish translations of the bachelor’s degree “graduation documents” (transcript) translated by a sworn translator for candidates who apply to master's programs and post-bachelor’s doctorate/proficiency in arts programs
• The original of the bachelor’s degree diploma or graduation certificate and its notarized Turkish translations translated by a sworn translator for candidates who apply to the master's program and to post-bachelor’s
  
  

  Admission Office

  Yunusemre Kampusu
  Eskisehir 26470
  (222) 330 7437
  
  
  

Student Enrollment

Anadolu University has a student enrollment ranging from 20,000 to 24,999, making it a large-sized institution.

Academic Staff

Anadolu University's academic staff ranges from 1,500 to 1,999 members.

Control Type

Anadolu University is a public higher education institution, meaning it is funded and managed by the government, providing affordable access to education for students.

Entity Type

Anadolu University is a non-profit higher education institution, relying on government subsidies and reinvesting all revenue into programs, research and student services rather than distributing profits to owners or shareholders.

Campus Setting

Anadolu University's main campus is located in an urban setting, meaning it is situated within a city.

Academic Calendar

Anadolu University adopts a semesters academic calendar, a scheduling system where the academic year is divided into two main terms, or semesters, each typically lasting about 15 to 18 weeks, separated by a long break, usually a winter or summer vacation.

Disabled Students %

Not reported

Religious Affiliation

None.