Erciyes University - Eru (reviews)

A university that deliberately avoids the services students want and does whatever dean wants. Whatever is difficult for the students is implemented. Additionally, faculty teachers are often relatives or acquaintances. This is especially evident in the Faculty of Letters.

To be honest, I wouldn’t recommend it because yes, a very good university education in Türkiye is good but it makes everything difficult. Especially in my department, I have to go to school five days a week, and the social activities that the school offers me are almost non-existent.

Talk about world-class education, Erciyes University gives you nothing short of that. Beautifully situated in the city of Kayseri, Erciyes University is a beacon on hope and innovation in Turkey. Erciyes University is where dreams come true.

One of the aspects I truly appreciate about my university experience is the major I studied and the incredible support I received from my professors. Their guidance and encouragement played a pivotal role in my academic journey, providing me with the tools and knowledge to excel in my studies. Moreover, their support extended beyond the classroom, allowing me the opportunity to organize and execute various disability awareness organizations and events in collaboration with my University Club team.

The positive relationships and mentorship I developed with my professors significantly contributed to my personal and professional growth. Their commitment to fostering a supportive learning environment has been invaluable, and I am grateful for the impact they’ve had on my education and aspirations.

However, one area where I find room for improvement is the level of emphasis on inclusion and diversity by the higher authorities. While my University Club team and I are passionate about promoting these values, it has been somewhat disheartening to observe a misalignment in priorities. I believe that a more concerted effort from higher authorities to champion inclusion and diversity would further enhance the overall university experience for everyone.

In summary, my opinion about my university is predominantly positive, attributed to the outstanding major I pursued and the unwavering support of my professors. The strong sense of community and the opportunities for personal and professional development have been key highlights. However, I believe that a more focused approach toward inclusion and diversity at the institutional level would significantly enhance the overall university environment.