Canakkale 18 March University - COMU (reviews)

Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart University gave me both a strong academic foundation in English Language and Literature and a lot of space to grow personally. The city’s historical and cultural background also enriched the overall experience—it wasn’t just about classes, but about being part of a lively environment.

I really liked the supportive professors who encouraged critical thinking and helped me develop strong communication skills. The campus life was dynamic, with student clubs and cultural events that kept learning social and engaging. On the other hand, I felt that the university could improve in terms of international exchange opportunities and more modern facilities for certain departments.

Yes, I would recommend it—especially to students who want a well-rounded education in a city with both cultural depth and a relaxed lifestyle. It’s a place where motivated students can thrive academically while also enjoying a meaningful student life.

As an academic staff, it has quality teachers. It is taught both theoretically and practically. Since Çanakkale is a student city, it has a very social campus. They have cultural events. Teachers can help in every way.

I studied at the Department of English Language and Literature. We had great, knowledgeable, and helpful teachers who had been supporting us throughout our studies. My experience was good in general.

Çanakkale is indeed a very beautiful, readable and livable city. However, as in the rest of Turkey, students are struggling economically. House rents and transportation prices should be reduced.