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Welcome desk at Ankara Esenboğa Airport. Türkiye Scholarships (Turkish: Türkiye Bursları) is an international scholarship program funded by the Government of Turkey. [1] [2] [3] With 5,000 scholarships annually the program is the largest Turkish scholarship program for international students with 165,500 of them from 178 different countries applying in 2021. [4]
Provide scholarships and assistance to public officials and other individuals from such countries for education and training in Turkey. Provide technical assistance and humanitarian aid. Act as the main facilitator for cooperation among Turkic state institutions and organisations, universities, non-profit organisations and the private sector
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The population of Turkey was at that moment some 13–14 million. Literacy rates before the language reform in Turkey (1927). The literacy rates rose to 48.4% among males and 20.7% among females by 1950. In modern-day Turkey, this rate is 98.3%. [12] On 1 November 1928, Law no 1353 introducing a new Latin-based alphabet was accepted.
According to a 2023 joint report by UNICEF and the Turkish Statistical Institute, about 7 million of Turkey's roughly 22.2 million children live in poverty. That deprivation is brought into stark focus in neighborhoods such as Istanbul’s Tarlabasi, where the Sahin family lives just a few minutes’ walk from Istiklal Avenue, a tourism hot ...
In the Webometrics Ranking of World Universities published in July 2009, aiming to measure through web-based publications the institution size, research output, and impact, [77] METU ranked as the world's 435th (1st place within Turkey) among 15,000 universities, being the only university from Turkey to get included among the top 500.
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The UK state pays for the poorest or low income to access a university, thus university attendance remains high. There are record levels of disadvantaged people accessing a university. Scotland and Wales have abolished tuition. There are no scholarships and the only assistance is a possible loan from the government. [4]