Ankara Science University’s Integrated Master’s Program enables undergraduate students to take master’s-level courses during their fourth year and begin their graduate education at an earlier stage.
Students admitted to the program are not charged tuition fees for the master’s-level courses they take during their undergraduate studies. Students who fulfil the required conditions and formally enrol in the relevant thesis-based master’s program after graduation are entitled to a full scholarship for two years.
Application Schedule
Application Dates: 14–25 September 2026
Announcement of Principal and Reserve Candidates: 28 September 2026
Course Registration: 29 September–2 October 2026
Application Requirements
Applicants must:
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Be enrolled in an undergraduate program at Ankara Science University;
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Be at least at the beginning of the seventh semester of their undergraduate program;
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Have a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.00/4.00 or 75/100;
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Have taken and completed all courses from the preceding semesters;
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Apply to one of the master’s programs available to students enrolled in their undergraduate program.
Students enrolled in international joint undergraduate, open education or distance education programs are not eligible to apply. Double-major students may apply based on their primary major.
If the number of applications exceeds the announced quota, applicants will be ranked according to their cumulative grade point averages converted to the 100-point grading scale. Primary candidates equal to the announced quota and reserve candidates equal to twice the quota will be designated.
Application Office and Required Documents
Applications must be submitted to the Graduate School Secretariat with the following documents:
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Student certificate
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Current transcript
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Application petition
Programs and Quotas
| Thesis-Based Master’s Program | Language | Quota | Eligible ASU Undergraduate Programs |
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| Business Administration | Turkish | 3 | All undergraduate programs at ASU |
| Business Administration | English | 3 | All undergraduate programs at ASU* |
| Management Information Systems | Turkish | 3 | All undergraduate programs at ASU |
| Management Information Systems | English | 3 | All undergraduate programs at ASU* |
| Computer Engineering | Turkish | 3 | Computer Engineering (Turkish/English), Software Engineering, Information Systems Engineering and Electrical and Electronics Engineering |
| Electrical and Electronics Engineering | Turkish | 3 | Electrical and Electronics Engineering |
| Artificial Intelligence Engineering | Turkish | 3 | Computer Engineering (Turkish/English), Software Engineering, Information Systems Engineering and Electrical and Electronics Engineering |
| Film Design and New Media | Turkish | 3 | All undergraduate programs at ASU |
* Applicants to the English-medium programs must obtain a score of at least 65 from a foreign language examination recognised by the Council of Higher Education (YÖK).
General Principles of the Program
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Students may take a minimum of one and a maximum of two master’s-level courses each semester.
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Master’s-level courses taken during undergraduate study are not included in the undergraduate cumulative grade point average.
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Completed master’s-level courses are transferred to the student’s graduate transcript following formal enrolment in the master’s program.
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Students must complete their undergraduate education within a maximum of eight semesters and formally enrol in the master’s program in the first semester following graduation.
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At the time of formal enrolment, students must meet the ALES, foreign language and other admission requirements of the relevant program.
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Students who formally enrol in the master’s program receive a full scholarship for two years and work part-time as “student assistants” in units designated by the University.
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Students who do not formally enrol or fail to meet the enrolment requirements are charged a fee per ECTS credit for the master’s-level courses taken during their undergraduate studies.
For further information, please refer to the Ankara Science University Directive on the Integrated Master’s Program, available under About Us > Regulations on the Graduate School’s website.
Respectfully announced to our students.
Ankara Science University
Graduate School