Istanbul Esenyurt University
- Istanbul
Esenyurt University was established on 18.06.2013 by Yeşilköy Foundation. It includes six faculties, including the Faculty of Engineering and Architecture, three technical institutes, and a graduate school.
- Languages: Turkish,English
University Information
Istanbul Esenyurt University was founded on June 18, 2013 by the Yeşilköy Foundation. It comprises six faculties, including the Faculty of Engineering. The university has 240 faculty members and more than 6212 students in various disciplines, including more than 200 international students, with Syrian students being the majority.
The university has eight research centers, including the Center for
The university supports the Erasmus+ student exchange program with 43 European Union universities and also supports student exchange programs with Iran, Azerbaijan, Kosovo, Ukraine, and Kyrgyzstan.
Advantages of the University
Attractive location:
- Located in the European side of Istanbul, the center of most tourist areas.
- 1.5 hours away from Sultanahmet area.
- Easy access to public transportation such as buses and metrobus stations.
Available services:
- Many cafes and shopping malls are available near the university.
- Syrian shops and restaurants are concentrated in Esenyurt Square, which serves the Syrian community living in the area.
Other advantages:
- Rich and diverse student environment.
- Reasonable costs compared to other universities.
- Job opportunities available for students
University Faculties and Specializations
- It is in the European side of Istanbul, in the center of the populous district of Avcılar.
City Information:
- Istanbul has a population of 18 million, including over 6 million foreigners.
- The city has a cold winter and a temperate summer.
- Istanbul is a major tourist destination, having been the capital of the Byzantine and Ottoman Empires.
- It boasts many medieval landmarks, such as the Maiden’s Tower, the Hagia Sophia, the Galata Tower, and numerous monasteries.
- Ottoman landmarks include the Sultan Ahmed Mosque (Blue Mosque), the Selimiye Mosque, Eminönü, and palaces such as Topkapi Palace (the first palace of the Ottoman Caliphate) and Dolmabahçe Palace (the last palace of the Ottoman Sultans and the first palace of the Turkish Republic after the end of the Caliphate).
- The city also features many old markets, including the Grand Bazaar.
Economic Importance:
- Istanbul is a major economic and commercial center, connecting the Asian and European continents.
- It is home to many global companies and serves as a hub for Arab, Syrian, Palestinian, Iraqi, Yemeni, and North African communities.
- Other nationalities include Iranians and citizens of former Soviet Union countries and the Balkans.
Faculties and Specializations:
- Faculty of Engineering
- Faculty of Science
- Faculty of Arts and Sciences
- Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences
- Faculty of Law
- Faculty of Education
- Faculty of Divinity
- Faculty of Fine Arts
- Faculty of Health Sciences
- School of Physical Education and Sports
- Vocational School of Health Services
University Facilities and Equipment
- The campus is located in Esenyurt, a populous district on the European side of Istanbul.
- The area is predominantly inhabited by Syrian, Palestinian, and North African communities.
Accommodation:
- Apartments are the most popular housing option due to their affordability.
- Rents start at $100 per month, which is considered the lowest in all of Istanbul.
- On-campus dormitories are less common and are mainly located in the nearby Avcılar district.
Additional Information:
The university offers a variety of facilities and equipment for students, including:
- Libraries
- Laboratories
- Sports facilities
- Cafeterias
- Student clubs and societies
The university website provides more detailed information on all aspects of student life, including accommodation, facilities, and activities.