Fully Funded Graduate Scholarships from FSMVU in Turkey 2020

OPPORTUNITY DETAILS

Total reward

0 $

Nonprofit organization

Fatih Sultan Mehmet University (FSMVU)

Area

Central and Eastern Europe

Host Country

Turkey

Deadline

31 Jul 2020

Study level

Undergraduate

Opportunity type

Scholarships

Opportunity funding

Full funding

Eligible Countries

Algeria , Comoros , Egypt , Jordan , Lebanon , Mauritania , Oman , Qatar , Somalia , Syria , United Arab Emirates , Bahrain , Djibouti , Iraq , Kuwait , Libya , Morocco , Palestine , Saudi Arabia , Sudan , Tunisia , Yemen

Eligible Region

All Regions

Fatih Sultan Mehmet Vakıf University (FSMVU) in Turkey is offering international students commencing their graduate studies 100% scholarships.

Scholarship Duration:

100% Scholarships only cover tuition costs and does not provide for living or dormitory costs.
The duration of the scholarships for graduate studies will be 1 years for language preparatory classes/courses, 2 Years for
Master's programs and 4 years for
Doctorate programs.
The scholarship does not cover the costs of the Turkish Language preparatory courses (TÜMER).

Scholarships and discounts are given once. Students who void their scholarships or who disenroll from the university cannot receive scholarships/discounts anymore and will be required to pay tuition on the courses taken following the date they void their scholarship/discount.

Scholarship Conditions:

Students who apply to FSMVU with accepted national or international test scores must achieve at least 70% success in these tests to be accepted for 100% scholarships.
Students that are accepted with their diploma grades and who are required to attend Turkish language preparatory courses (TÜMER) will be given 1 year to complete the TÜMER and receive a C1 certificate and this 1 year will not be counted towards their scholarship period.
Students that are accepted with their diploma grades must maintain a minimum of 1.80 GPA throughout their scholarship duration. In the event that their GPA falls below 1.80, their scholarships will be downgraded to 50% and will stay that way until the student improves their GPA to a minimum of 1.80.
Students who get suspended due to disciplinary actions lose all scholarships indefinitely.
Full scholarships provided by the Department of History of Science are dependent on successfully completing the English Preparatory Class.
Failing 50% of the classes taken in a particular semester with a DZ gade will downgrade the scholarship to 50%.

Required Documents:

Master's Programs:

Undergraduate Diploma and Transcripts.
Photocopy of Passport.
Current Curriculum Vitae.
Turkish Language Proficiency Exam Result (If Available).
Foreign Language Proficiency Exam Results for the relevant programs (English or Arabic).
A portfolio of work for the Department of Traditional Turkish Arts and the Department of Architecture.
ALES/GRE score document for the Institute of Engineering and Sciences (If Available).
3 Recommendation Letters.
Letter of Intent.

Doctorate Program:

Undergraduate Diploma & Transcripts.
Master’s Diploma & Transcripts.
Photocopy of Passport.
Current Curriculum Vitae.
A Copy of Master’s Dissertation.
Turkish Language Proficiency Exam Result (If Available).
Foreign Language Proficiency Exam Results for the relevant program (English or Arabic).
A portfolio of work for the Department of Traditional Turkish Arts and the Department of Architecture.
ALES/GRE score document for the Institute of Engineering and Sciences (If Available).
3 Recommendation Letters.
Letter of Intent.

All the documents stated above must be in English or Turkish. If not, then a notarized translation must be provided.

About FSMVU:

Fatih Sultan Mehmet Vakıf University (FSMVU) is a newly established higher education institute whose goal is to be at the forefront of Turkish higher education and research. The university is subsidized by a very special charity (waqf), the Fatih Sultan Mehmet Charity which was founded in 1470 to facilitate education and continues to serve this goal for over five centuries. FSMVU emerged from the historical waqf tradition which played an influential role in the scientific, civic, and cultural life throughout Ottoman history. Being privileged to have its origins in the centuries old civic and academic heritage, FSMVU strives to carry on this tradition by combining traditional education with contemporary knowledge.

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