What does ITU mean in UNIVERSITIES

Istanbul Technical University (ITU) is the world's third oldest technical university located in Istanbul, Turkey. It was founded in 1773 and offers undergraduate degrees in engineering and sciences, as well as Masters and Doctoral programs.

Currently there are around 25,000 students enrolled at Istanbul Technical University. This includes both full-time and part-time students.

ITU provides a range of different educational opportunities, ranging from undergraduate to doctoral level degrees. Their main areas of focus are engineering, natural sciences, management sciences & technology transfer offices, as well as social sciences & humanities.

Yes, ITU provides a student life center that encourages involvement by offering extracurricular activities such as clubs, international student organizations, volunteering opportunities, sports teams, cultural events and special holiday celebrations.

Yes, both Turkish citizens and international students may apply for scholarships or need-based aid covering part or all of the tuition fees depending on their eligibility criteria. Students should contact the Financial Aid Office directly to learn more about their options.

Yes! ITU has a number of international partnerships across Europe and Asia which allow their students to take advantage of exchange programs abroad. Apart from this opportunity to gain knowledge abroad they also host foreign exchange students every semester who come to study at Istanbul Technical University itself.

The university offers two dormitory complexes including single rooms with en suite bathrooms for full time undergraduate students which are available on a first come - first serve basis depending on availability. Off campus housing is also an option for those who wish to find accommodation outside the university grounds.