The field of journalism in Turkey is considered one of the prominent and highly sought-after media and communications specialties among international students. The field of media is diverse and offers various job opportunities in the media sector.
The duration of studying journalism in Turkey is four years, and the program is often taught in Turkish.
Regarding the key subjects in media studies in Turkey, some of the notable ones include digital journalism, media history, an introduction to modern media, media technology, and technical skills for modern media, among others.
As for the acceptance rate for journalism and media programs in Turkey, it is typically above 50% for private universities, while it exceeds 80% for public universities.
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Documents Required for Application and Registration:
1- High School Certificate (Translated into Turkish or English)
2- High School Transcript (All Grades) (Translated into Turkish or English)
3- A Copy of the Passport
4- YÖS, SAT, ACT etc. Exam Result (if any)
5- A Personal Photo
6- Valid English Language Certificate (For English Programs / if any)
7- Turkish Language Certificate C1 (For Turkish Programs / if any)
8- Equivalency Certificate / Denklik (During Registration)
Important Notes:
- Since applications are done electronically, documents must be prepared in PDF format, and after obtaining admission, registration at the university is done in person or through a power of attorney and with the original documents.
- The high school certificate and transcripts (all years of secondary school) must be attested by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in your country.
- Documents must be translated into Turkish by a translator accredited to the Embassy of the Republic of Turkey in your country or by a translator accredited to the Notary Public in Turkey. Otherwise, the translation will not be accepted.
- This explanation is general information, get information from your advisor about the admission requirements and the necessary documents in detail.