Ankara Bilim University is a young private university in Türkiye's capital. It concentrates on technology, engineering, architecture, business and the social sciences, with a clear emphasis on industry partnerships and applied, career-focused learning. It is a strong option for students who want to study in Ankara at an affordable price.
Why Ankara Bilim?
- Admission with an Azerbaijani school certificate — no YÖS exam required
- 50% discount on bachelor's programs — $3,000 / year instead of
$6,000for students applying through us - Every bachelor's program falls between $3,000 and $3,800 a year
- 19 of 46 programs in English, including psychology, business and engineering
- Close links with industry and hands-on learning
Programs and tuition (discounted, per year)
| Program | Language | Tuition |
|---|---|---|
| Business Administration | English | |
| Psychology | English | |
| Software Engineering | English | |
| Industrial Engineering | English | |
| Electrical and Electronics Engineering | English | |
| Political Science and Public Administration | English | |
| Law | Turkish | |
| Computer Engineering | Turkish | $3,000 / year |
Master's: $4,000–4,500 (total for the whole degree).
Admission requirements
- Bachelor's: Azerbaijani high-school certificate and grade transcript (translated) — no YÖS needed
- Master's: bachelor's diploma and transcript
- Minimum GPA around 2.5 out of 4 (varies by program)
- English-taught programs: language certificate or the university's placement test
- Turkish-taught programs: TÖMER B2 or a preparatory year
Documents needed: passport copy, certificate/diploma and transcript (translated), English certificate (if available), passport-size photo. Intake: applications are open for the Fall 2026–2027 semester. Housing: private dormitories for female and male students in Ankara (Kızılay, Tandoğan and other districts).
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need the YÖS exam? — No, Ankara Bilim accepts students with an Azerbaijani school certificate.
- How long does the application take? — Once your documents are complete, the offer letter usually arrives within a few weeks.
- I don't speak Turkish — can I still study here? — Yes, about 40% of programs are in English, including psychology, business, and software, industrial and electrical engineering. Law and computer engineering are taught in Turkish and require TÖMER or a preparatory year.
- How do I get a discount? — The 50% discount applies to students who apply through us.