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Higher education entrance and placement procedures are carried out through central exams, the principles of which are determined by the Council of Higher Education and carried out by the Student Selection And Placement Center (ÖSYM). Detailed information about the placement exams can be found at https://www.osym.gov.tr
Registration, examination and evaluation procedures of students are carried out in accordance with the Higher Education Law No. 2547, relevant legislation and the decisions of the Council of Higher Education. These procedures are carried out by the Student Affairs Department and the relevant regulations and directives can be found at https://ogrenci.deu.edu.tr
Students are accepted through special talent exams to the following programs of our university.

Information about the registration process is announced on our university web site (www.deu.edu.tr).
Candidates who prefer the electronic registration method, can register for courses if they submit the required documents on the dates announced by our units.
In addition, students who enroll in International Joint Undergraduate Programs (UOLP) and distance education programs via electronic registration method must pay their tuition fees before registering for courses.
Candidates who prefer the "registration method by coming to our university in person", complete their final registration by submitting the documents required for registration to our faculties / colleges on the specified dates and places in person, after completing the information entry process from the "DEBIS" step. Registration cannot be made by mail or with incomplete documents.
In order to start or continue their education, students must fulfill their financial obligations determined by Article 46 of Law No. 2547 and other relevant legislation. The dates of semester/course registration, taking/ dropping courses and fulfilling financial obligations are determined and announced by the administrative boards of the relevant units, two weeks before the start of the semester courses and at most two weeks after the courses start.
A student who does not fulfill these conditions or does not register for the semester/course without an excuse accepted by the board of directors of the relevant unit, cannot continue his/her education in that semester or year.

Postgraduate

Application and Selection Exams for Master's Degree:

The quotas, application conditions and application dates of master's degree programs are announced on the website of the relevant Graduate School and registration procedures are carried out at the relevant Graduate Schools on the announced dates.

Application and Selection Exams Doctorate and Proficiency in Arts:

In order to apply for doctoral programs in basic medical sciences; medical school graduates must have a bachelor's degree and at least 50 points from TUS (Examination for Specialty in Medicine) or must have an ALES score of 60 points from the numerical part of exam, or an equivalent score from the GRE or GMAT exams which is determined by the Senate. Non-medical school graduates must have a master's degree (or bachelor's degree for graduates of dentistry and veterinary faculties) and must have an ALES score of 60 points from the numerical part of exam, or an equivalent score from the GRE or GMAT exams which is determined by the Senate.

In order to apply for proficiency in art, candidates must have a master's degree with thesis and and must have an ALES score of 60 points from the verbal part of exam, or an equivalent score from the GRE or GMAT exams which is determined by the Senate; except for graduates of fine arts faculties, conservatories or equivalent programs of other faculties. Those students, who apply to the proficiency in art program with a bachelor's degree must have their bachelor's degree and graduation grade point with at least 80 out of 100 or 3 out of 4 or an equivalent score and also an ALES score determined by the decision of the board of directors of the institute, not less than 80 points from the verbal score type, or an equivalent score from the GRE or GMAT exams which is determined by the Senate.

In addition, in the admission of students to doctoral and proficiency in art programs, it is compulsory to get at least 55 points from the central foreign language exams accepted by the Council of Higher Education (YÖK) or an equivalent score from international foreign language exams of which equivalence is accepted. In programs where education is provided partially or completely in a foreign language, the foreign language requirement is; either must be provided in the language of the program, or if the language of the program is the student's native language, than the requirement specified in the first sentence should be in another foreign language.

The quotas, application conditions and application dates of doctorate and proficiency in art programs are announced on the website of the relevant Graduate School and registration procedures are carried out at the relevant Graduate Schools on the announced dates.

b) International Student Admission and Registration Procedures

Associate Degree / Bachelor's Degree