Uşak

Located in the inner parts of the Aegean Region, Uşak stands out for being one of the first cities in Turkey to use electricity, symbolizing its historical leadership. Hosting civilizations such as Phrygians, Lydians, Romans, and Ottomans throughout history, the city offers a rich historical background alongside a modest lifestyle. With its calm, safe, and welcoming atmosphere, Uşak provides students with a peaceful university experience.

The cost of living in Uşak is quite affordable. From accommodation to daily expenses, the city offers an accessible and comfortable environment for international students. Uşak’s cuisine features traditional dishes like keşkek, tarhana soup, and alacatene, adding a rich cultural flavor. The city center offers social life through walking paths, cafés, and local markets.

Uşak is rich in places to visit, including Ulubey Canyon, the ancient city of Blaundus, and the Atatürk and Ethnography Museum, offering both natural and historical attractions. Quiet yet rooted, Uşak is a balanced university city where international students can focus on academic success while exploring cultural richness.