Blog: a guide to studying abroad
Practical articles from a team that's been through it - universities, discounts, visas and student life.
How to Pay for Studies Abroad from Russia: What Works in 2026
Where payments are easy, where you need a foreign account, legal tools, risks and a step-by-step checklist…
Read →Study Abroad from Kazakhstan: Where and How in 2026
Turkey, Italy, Korea, China: grants (Türkiye Bursları, DSU, GKS), apostille via egov.kz and costs by country…
Read →Studying Abroad After Vocational College: Routes for 2026
A college diploma opens direct entry in Turkey, skips the foundation year in Italy and transfers credits in the USA…
Read →Study in Dubai 2026
Western degrees, university-sponsored visas and legal part-time work - the hottest destination of the year.
Read →Scholarships Abroad 2026
Türkiye Bursları, Stipendium Hungaricum, CSC, GKS and DSU: coverage, deadlines and honest odds.
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Admission requirements to study in Turkey
Are you considering studying abroad in Turkey? Our detailed guide covers everything you need to know……
Read →All about YÖS - Turkish University Entrance Exam for Foreigners in 2026
The YÖS (Öğrenci Seçme Synavı) and TR-YÖS exams are key exams for international students wishing to study at……
Read →Antalya Universities - Study in one of the best regions of Turkey
Antalya is not only a famous tourist center, but also a promising place for higher education. The region is home to……
Read →Cost Of Living In Turkey 2026: A Detailed Guide for Students
Wherever you study in Turkey, it's important to be aware of the living costs before you apply. Luckily the cost of……
Read →Istanbul Universities - Study in Turkey's largest educational metropolis
Istanbul is one of the largest cities in Turkey, offering students a variety of educational programs at public and……
Read →Master’s Programs in Turkey: Admission Requirements and Costs
Studying in a master’s program in Turkey offers opportunities for international employment and a globally recognized……
Read →Medical Internship in Turkey for Doctors: Complete 2026 Guide
Clinical observership in Istanbul: a close look at Koç University Hospital and Medipol Mega University Hospital - cost……
Read →Student Accommodation in Turkey: 2026 Edition
Turkish universities are home to over 300,000 international students - a number that continues to grow each year. When……
Read →Student Visa in Turkey: Requirements and Application Process
If you’re planning to study in Turkey, obtaining a student visa in Turkey is the first essential step. This visa is……
Read →Study Grants in Turkey
How international students can win a grant to study in Turkey: the Turkiye Scholarships programme, eligible……
Read →Study Medicine in Turkey - Full Guide
Turkey is one of the countries that have the most medical universities and more than 10 of the universities are……
Read →Top Ranked Universities in Turkey for International Students
Top ranked universities in Turkey are becoming an increasingly popular choice for international students due to their……
Read →Universities in Turkey for International Students in English
Turkey is emerging as a promising location for international students seeking quality education in English. In this……
Read →What Exams Are Required to Apply to Turkish Universities?
Unlike many European countries and the USA, where university admission typically requires passing at least two exams……
Read →What is Denklik in Turkey and how to get it?
Denklik is a document proving the equivalence of your foreign diploma or certificate to the Turkish educational system……
Read →Where is it easiest to get into university abroad?
A practical guide to choosing a country and university where admission is relatively easy: lower competition……
Read →How to use the StudyU blog
The blog is not a news feed for casual reading; it is a decision library for families preparing an application abroad. Start with the article that matches the immediate question - cost, country choice, documents, exams, visa steps or accommodation - and then compare it with the relevant country, university or programme page.
A good reading path usually takes three articles: one about the destination, one about money and one about documents or admission timing. After that, a StudyU consultant can turn the reading into a shortlist with universities, tuition, discount options and the next document task.
If an article raises a question about recognition, work rights, payments or deadlines, do not treat the page as the final legal answer. Use it to prepare a better consultation: send your citizenship, education level, grades, language level, preferred intake and the countries you are comparing.
