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Hasan Kalyoncu University (HKÜ) is a private university established in 2008 in the city of Gaziantep, southern Turkey. The university accepted its first cohort of students in the 2009–2010 academic year. Previously known as "Gazi" University, it was renamed after Hasan Kalyoncu, a prominent Turkish businessman and philanthropist.
Accreditation and ranking: HKÜ is accredited by the Turkish Ministry of Higher Education. The university is ranked:
Massive campus — a defining feature: HKÜ operates a huge campus covering 400,000 square metres — among the largest private-university campuses in Turkey. The campus includes:
This breadth of campus facilities is exceptional for a private university and supports a true comprehensive student-life experience.
Academic structure:
Major faculties:
Educational opportunities: HKÜ provides students many opportunities to:
Admission: YÖS exam is NOT required for admission. Standard requirements: high school diploma with reasonable GPA, English proficiency (TOEFL/IELTS) for English-medium programs.
Tuition (annual, international students): Approximately $4,000–7,500 per year for most undergraduate programs — among the more affordable private universities in Turkey.
Scholarships: Merit-based scholarships available, ranging from 25% to 75% based on academic record.
Why Gaziantep: Gaziantep is one of Turkey's largest cities in the southeast, known for its rich culinary heritage (UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy), historic significance, and large Arab community (Syrian refugees + traditional Arab cultural ties). Lower cost of living than Istanbul. Strong industrial base providing internship opportunities.
Recognition: YÖK-accredited and recognised across the Arab world.
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