Turkey lists 3 Chemistry programmes across 2 universities: Koç University in Istanbul, a leading private research institution known for its English-medium science programmes, and Middle East Technical University (METU) in Ankara, one of Turkey's most highly ranked public universities with a strong tradition in natural sciences and engineering research.
Tuition costs differ between the two institutions and are not consolidated in this catalogue — Koç University as a private university carries higher fees while METU's public status means lower rates. Both universities provide well-equipped laboratories and active research groups, offering Chemistry students meaningful research opportunities alongside their coursework.
There are 3 Chemistry programmes listed in Turkey across 2 universities.
Koç University and Middle East Technical University (METU) both offer Chemistry programmes in this catalogue.
Tuition varies by institution and programme — check individual listings for current fees, noting the difference between private (Koç) and public (METU) pricing.
Yes, both Koç University and METU welcome international applicants and have English-medium Chemistry programmes; standard student visa rules for Turkey apply.
Applicants generally need a bachelor's degree in chemistry or a closely related science, strong academic performance, and English language proficiency documented by IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent.