WESTERN LANGUAGES and LITERATURES

Yes. 1 year compulsory preparatory education is given at the School of Foreign Languages ​​located in Tuzla / Orhanlı Campus.
 

Students are obliged to attend lectures with a mandatory minimum 70% attendance requirement, pursuant to the relevant regulation (The Istanbul Medeniyet University Education and Exam Regulation)

Yes. For detailed information:

International Office:

https://uluslararasi.medeniyet.edu.tr/en

Transfers can be made into the equivalent diploma programs of our faculty within the quotas determined by the relevant board of directors.

Transfer quotas for each diploma program, starting from the second semester and including the fifth semester, are decided by the relevant administrative boards in a way that the student quota foreseen in the OSYM Guide does not exceed 15% for each year the quota is announced.

Quotas, conditions determined by the senate, and base scores are announced 15 days before the deadline.

For the student transfers to the programs that accept students with different central exam scores, the student's central placement score in the type of score that is valid for the diploma program that s/he wants to pass as of the year that s/he has entered the central exam should be equivalent to the diploma program that s/he wants to pass, and must not be less than the lowest base score of the diploma programs of other universities in the country.

The rules students must obey in the exams are specified in the Examination Directive 

Click here for Istanbul Medeniyet University Undergraduate Education and Examination Regulations.

Courses from other departments can be taken within the quotas determined within our faculty. The quotas for the courses offered are determined during the course selection week of each academic year.

Courses with 240 ECTS credits should be taken at the end of 8 semesters as a graduation requirement in the departments of our faculty.

Our first year students' Fall and Spring Semester course registrations are automatically assigned by our Registrar's Office. After you enroll in the school, you can log in to ÖBS with the password sent to you by our Registrar's Office to access the Student Information System (ÖBS) and access your course schedule.

Starting from the second year, you will make your course registrations yourself from ÖBS together with your advisor. You can check the days / hours that your advisor has made an appointment during the course registration week from our faculty's web page, and visit your advisor on those days and complete your course registration with your advisor.

If you are unregistered and want to register, you can apply to your department chair by stating and documenting your reason for not enrolling until the end of the add / drop period of that semester. If your excuse is deemed appropriate by the faculty board of directors, your course registration is made by your department chair.

Students who request a course adjustment must submit a petition to the Head of Department at least 15 days before the course registrations, stating that they request an adjustment, which includes the transcripts and course contents of the courses to be adapted. Later, as a result of the evaluation made by the Department Adjustment Commission, the courses adapted will be forwarded to the Student Affairs Office by our Dean's Office to be processed in the Student Information System (ÖBS). Our students can check their assigned courses from ÖBS.  Note: Our students must request a course adjustment as soon as the summer school is completed.

In accordance with the Undergraduate Education Examination Regulations of our university, you are obliged to attend 70% of theoretical courses and 80% of applied courses such as laboratories and workshops. Absent students cannot take the final / year-end and make-up exams. The period in which the students are reported is counted in the absence period in applied courses. Follow-up of absenteeism is done by the lecturer of the course.