1) How can I apply to Kilis 7 Aralık University as an incoming Erasmus+ student?
Incoming applications usually start with a nomination by your home university. After nomination, you complete the application/registration steps within the announced deadlines.
2) Which documents are required for application?
Typically: passport, nomination/acceptance documents, certificate of enrollment, transcript, language document (if applicable), insurance, and photos. The exact list may vary each semester.
3) What are the application dates?
Dates are announced each semester. For example:
4) Where can I find the course catalogue?
You can access all programme catalogues via Bologna:
https://obs.kilis.edu.tr/oibs/bologna/index.aspx?lang=en
5) How do I select courses and complete the Learning Agreement (OLA)?
Course selection is managed through Online Learning Agreement (OLA) via EWP. Courses are selected “Before the Mobility” and updated if needed under “During the Mobility”.
6) What is the language of instruction? Are there courses in English?
Language of instruction depends on the programme/department. Please check course language details and descriptions via Bologna. English-taught options may vary by programme.
7) What accommodation options are available?
Kilis offers KYK state dormitories, private dormitories, and rental apartments/studios. KYK dorms cost around 1,200 TRY/month. Rental studios/apartments typically start from 5,000 TRY/month.
8) How much are monthly living costs?
Costs depend on lifestyle. Kilis is generally affordable for students. Examples: university cafeteria meal 35 TRY, chicken wrap 100 TRY, lahmacun 80 TRY. For rentals, average monthly costs: heating (winter) 1,000–1,500 TRY, water 400 TRY, electricity 700–800 TRY, internet 500 TRY.
9) How can I travel from the airport to Kilis?
Kilis is around 35 minutes from Gaziantep Airport. Students may use public transport options and/or transfer alternatives.
10) Do I need a visa? Do I need a residence permit?
Visa/visa exemption depends on nationality. If you plan to stay over 90 days, you may need a residence permit. Please follow the office guidance for current procedures.
11) Is health insurance required?
Yes. Health insurance valid in Türkiye is important for access to healthcare and may be required for visa/residence procedures.
12) Is there an orientation programme?
Yes. At the beginning of the semester, we provide an orientation programme covering registration steps, campus tour, OLA guidance, city information, and buddy meeting.
13) What is the Buddy System?
The Buddy System matches incoming students with volunteer local students. Buddies support your adaptation by providing practical guidance about campus and city life.
14) Are there dining and social facilities on campus?
Yes. The campus includes cafeteria facilities and social areas, and students have access to various student-life opportunities.
15) Is it difficult to adapt to Kilis and the campus?
Kilis is a compact city, so daily life is generally easy. Orientation, buddy support, and office guidance help you adapt quickly.
16) What are the official contact channels?
For questions: