Dokuz Eylül University (reviews)

The professors are generally good, and compared to other universities, you receive a quality education, but passing the courses is very difficult. Since the campuses are spread out, each one has its own unique culture. In particular, the English preparatory program at Dokuzcesmeler has truly excellent instructors. They teach from the very beginning.

Overall, it is a pretty decent university, with the main highlight being its culturel richness and diversity that comes with it being average. It’s a weird thing to say but the entrence threshold is relatively low so you get to interact with people from every corner of the society as you know or don’t know it. I believe this is the greatest highlight of this university.

What I like about Dokuz Eylül is that the academic staff is strong. Academicians reinforce this with lessons in order to adapt students to current developments and the dynamics of business life. Most of the professors are understanding and moderate, but sometimes you may come across some grumpy ones. I think the infrastructure needs to be developed. All young people imagine university years as lecture halls, but this is not the case in all faculties. Since there is no internet in the faculty, computers become dysfunctional. Frankly, it is disproportionate not to be able to do this in the faculty classrooms when there are computer lessons.

This university boasts an extensive library and a vibrant social environment. Its comfortable setting and rich history make it a desirable choice. The ideal location, especially within its city, ensures an enjoyable educational experience enriched by diverse student groups and unique city events.