Students
For İstanbul Üniversity Erasmus Page, click here.
Erasmus coordinator of Econometrics Programme is Assoc.Prof.Dr.Özlem YORULMAZ.
Istanbul University is involved in Erasmus activities through the perspective of its International Strategy. The University promotes and encourages students, academic and administrative staff to take part in an Erasmus exchange programme while studying or working at Istanbul University. The University offers a wide range of foreign language courses for all students and staff as well as Turkish as a Foreign Language for incoming students the I.U. Language Center. The University has a long and distinguished record in European activities through Coimbra Group Membership, several European and Erasmus Projects. Istanbul University has been an active participant in Erasmus student and staff exchanges since 2003. The University has also involved in Erasmus+, Leonardo da Vinci, H2020, Third Health Programs and Biohealth Computing Erasmus Mundus Programme. Istanbul University has been granted with the Erasmus University Charter in 2007. This new Charter further increases the opportunities available to students and faculty members (for example, student placements/traineeships abroad for three months as well as short-term research opportunities for young academic staff). [Read More...]
Central contact address for Farabi Programme: farabi@istanbul.edu.tr
Farabi Coordinator of the Econometrics programme is Assist.Prof.Dr. Leyla YÜCEL.
For Istanbul University Mevlana page, click here.
Mevlana Coordinator of the Econometrics programme is Assist.Prof.Dr. Özlem Göktaş.
Frequently asked questions:
* What is Mevlana Exchange Programme?
Mevlana Exchange Programme is a programme which aims the exchange of students and academic staff between the Turkish higher education institutions and higher education institutions of other countries. With the regulation published in August 23, 2011 (num: 28034), students and academic staff exchange between Turkish higher education institutions and higher education institutions of other countries has been possible. Different from other exchange programmes, Mevlana Exchange Programme includes all higher education institutions in the world regardless of their region.
-Who can benefit from Mevlana Exchange Programme?
The students registered in formal education programmes at higher education institutions in Turkey (on condition that the higher education institutions signed a bilateral Mevlana Exchange Protocol) may benefit from Mevlana Exchange Programme. Additionally, all academic staff who works in a national or foreign higher education institution, on condition that the higher education institutions signed a bilateral Mevlana Exchange Protocol, may benefit from Mevlana Exchange Programme.
Student Affairs Officer Responsible for Our Department
Gökhan Tektaş
gokhan.tektas@istanbul.edu.tr
Internal phone number: 11520
The Student Affairs Office
iktisat.ogrenci@istanbul.edu.tr