Middle East Technical University Undergraduate Education Regulation
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This regulation sets the main rules for undergraduate education at Middle East Technical University. It covers student admission and registration, English-language requirements, program duration, teaching rules, exams, and assessment processes for undergraduate programs run by METU faculties. The practical impact is mainly on METU students, applicants, academic units, and student affairs staff. Students must prove English proficiency before registering for undergraduate programs, and the regulation confirms standard and maximum study periods, including separate treatment of English preparatory education.
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Key Changes
- Sets a unified framework for admission, registration, teaching, exams, and assessment in METU undergraduate programs
- Confirms that the language of instruction is English, with limited exceptions decided by the Senate
- Defines standard and maximum study periods, while excluding English preparatory education from those limits
Obligations
What this law requires
METU undergraduate programs must conduct education and instruction in English, except for courses that the Senate determines must be taught in Turkish or another language.
METU must register undergraduate students to programs only after their English proficiency has been documented.
METU must determine the English proficiency of students placed in, admitted to, or transferring between institutions into undergraduate programs under the rules of the METU School of Foreign Languages Basic English Unit Regulation.
Instruction in the METU Basic English Unit preparatory class for students entering undergraduate programs must be carried out according to the METU School of Foreign Languages Basic English Unit Regulation.