Istanbul Kültür University Graduate Education and Examination Regulation
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This regulation sets the rules for graduate education, research activities, admissions, teaching, and exams at Istanbul Kültür University’s Graduate Education Institute. It mainly affects prospective and current master’s, doctorate, and proficiency-in-art students, as well as academic departments and institute administrators. The practical effect is to define how programs are opened, how quotas and admission conditions are announced, and what standards apply to graduate study and assessment at the university.
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Key Changes
- Sets the framework for graduate education, research, teaching, and exams at Istanbul Kültür University’s Graduate Education Institute
- Defines key academic terms and admissions-related measures such as ECTS, ALES, GRE, GMAT, GPA, and plagiarism
- Establishes how departments propose graduate programs, quotas, and special admission conditions, subject to institute and senate approval
Obligations
What this law requires
Graduate institute departments must determine, at the end of each semester, which master’s, doctoral, and proficiency-in-art programs they will open for the following semester.
Graduate institute departments must determine the number of students to be admitted to each graduate program for the following semester.
Graduate institute departments must determine any special application and admission conditions required for each graduate program before the relevant following semester.