The development of education in Turkey

The right to education is guaranteed to all, as stipulated in the Constitution of the Republic of Turkey. Education in Turkey is mandatory for the age group (6-14) years, ie, in the primary and preparatory stages.

Turkish universities provide a high level of quality in the study in terms of:

Certificates and degrees recognized globally.

Provide all the needs of the student libraries and advanced laboratories.

Providing cultural and sports facilities and clubs.

Providing advanced student accommodation.

Cultural diversity resulting from the fusion of Eastern and Western cultures of Asia and Europe.

The ease of paying university fees and the cost of living which is much lower than the rest of the countries.

Turkey is experiencing a continuous development not only at the political, economic, and even educational levels. This is what we notice in the development of universities and their increase in short periods of time. As well as containing most of the cities of Turkey on the universities and institutes of higher technology, in addition to private universities. The most important consideration is the insistence of the Turkish government to increase the number of Turkish universities to 500 universities by 2023.

Turkey, a secular country that has an Islamic leadership whose first objective is to raise the budget of studies and scientific research, where the share of studies and scientific research is one percent after it was one thousand, and the current government aspires to make the share of studies and scientific research 10% of the budget. This puts Turkey in the 25th place among the most spending countries on higher education students in 2013.

The study in Turkey is less expensive compared to the scientific level and the quality of educational institutions. The universities and the cost of living in Turkey for foreign students are much lower than in other countries. This does not mean that the level of education and educational services in Turkish universities, both governmental and private, is low. On the contrary, universities offer a high level of education and high quality laboratories through which the researcher can Research and experiment in different fields and reach desired results. Six Turkish universities are ranked among the top 500 universities in the world (Middle East University, Orta Doğu Teknik Üniversitesi, Ege Üniversitesi, Hacettepe University, Gazi Üniversitesi, Ankara Üniversitesi and İstanbul Üniversitesi).