More than just studying
Studying in Turkey is not limited to classrooms and academic curricula. It extends to a comprehensive life experience for students in a dynamic, culturally diverse, and relatively safe community.
1. Housing
Available options: government student housing, private housing, shared housing, studios.
Costs: range from $100-$300 per month, depending on the city and location.
2. Transportation
Each student receives a discounted transportation card after obtaining residency.
The metro, bus, and tram network covers most major cities, and transportation is convenient and easy.
3. Food
Halal food is available everywhere.
Syrian and Arab restaurants are widely available.
Food costs are moderate and reasonable, especially in university housing.
4. Student Activities and Clubs
Almost every university has dozens of clubs: cultural, sports, technical, and artistic. Participating in them builds your character and expands your network.
5. Society and Diversity
Turkey is a culturally diverse country, and you’ll find students from all over the world.
The Arab presence is also significant, especially in Istanbul, Gaziantep, and Konya, making it easier to adapt.
📌 Article Summary:
Student life in Turkey is not just an opportunity to study, but rather a comprehensive experience that builds character, broadens horizons, and creates memories that will last a lifetime.
