Campus

Kilis 7 Aralık University offers a balanced city–campus university experience, where students can easily access both campus life and the practical advantages of a manageable city. The university delivers education across three campuses: Main Campus (Mehmet Sanlı District), Karataş Campus (Karataş District), and Mercidabık Campus (Mercidabık District).

1) A student-friendly city scale

Kilis provides a calm and accessible environment where incoming students can adapt quickly. Daily routines—commuting, meals, and social participation—are typically easier to manage than in large metropolitan areas.

2) Three-campus structure

• Main Campus: the core hub of academic and student life. The university’s official website presents the campuses through a “discover our campuses” structure.
• Karataş Campus: an important campus for academic services and facilities. The university has announced an inter-campus shuttle/ring service schedule between Karataş and the Main Campus.
• Mercidabık Campus: part of the university’s expanding infrastructure. University announcements also highlight ongoing campus development projects and new buildings.

3) Getting around: campus access and local transport

Inter-campus mobility is supported through official shuttle/ring service announcements.
For city transport, municipal minibus routes include lines that pass by the “university” corridor.

4) Dining & daily campus life

Dining services and campus social facilities are coordinated under the Student Affairs / Health, Culture and Sports (SKS) structure. Official SKS pages provide information on cafeterias/dining halls, service times, and campus-based locations.
University guidelines also define campus social areas broadly (canteens, cafeterias, student life centers, tea gardens, restaurants, etc.).
Daily meal menus are regularly published online for students.

5) Student life & integration

Student clubs and communities help Erasmus students build connections quickly. The SKS website lists student clubs operating within the university.
This strengthens cultural exchange and supports social integration on campus.