Academic Excellence
Study at partner universities with full academic recognition based on approved equivalences.
The International Exchange Program provides students with the opportunity to study for one semester at partner universities in non-European countries within the scope of inter-institutional agreements.
Three dimensions of international study mobility.
Study at partner universities with full academic recognition based on approved equivalences.
Develop intercultural competence through learning in diverse academic environments.
IPU guides students before, during, and after mobility with clear procedures and communication.
International Exchange Mobility enables students of Fatih Sultan Mehmet Vakıf University to spend one semester at partner higher education institutions outside Europe.
Mobility opportunities, partner countries, and quotas vary depending on the scope and budget of the approved cooperation framework and the active inter-institutional agreements.
Review the academic requirements, selection criteria and application portal.
All enrolled bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral students of FSMVU are eligible to apply.
The minimum CGPA requirements are shown for undergraduate and graduate study levels.
Academic achievement and foreign language proficiency each account for 50% of the selection weighting. Accepted language scores: the FSMVU language exam (FSMEPT), YÖK-recognised exams (e.g. YDS, YÖKDİL, e-YDS) or internationally recognised exams (e.g. TOEFL iBT, IELTS).
Applications are submitted via the TURNA Portal.
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International Exchange study mobility lasts one semester at the partner university, with a study programme of 30 ECTS.
Before departure, prepare the Learning Agreement with your departmental coordinator using FSMVU’s own form; course changes abroad are made with the Changes to the Learning Agreement form. Both forms are on the Documents page.
The International Exchange Program does not provide a grant. Students cover their own travel, accommodation, visa, insurance and living costs.
Participation is self-funded; no Erasmus+ or institutional grant is paid for this programme.