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Courses are open for students wishing to study in turkey... for a year

Courses are open for students wishing to study in turkey... for a year.. You will have to pay 30% of 7900.. every year.. and if you are a good student in your first semester. then you wont have to even a tution fees any more..
This is to inform you that discount %30 off tuition fee is now available for all international students admitted in 2017-2018 academic year to the following faculties/ programs:
1. Faculty of Educational Sciences (available in English only,  Beşiktaş main campus)
• Computer Education and Instructional Technologies
• Psychological Counseling and Guidance
• English Language Teaching
• Preschool Education
2. Faculty of Communication (available in English only, Galata campus in Karaköy)
• Digital Game Design
• Cartoons and Animation
• Photography and Video
• Communication Design
• Public Relations
• Advertising
• Cinema and Television
• New Media

3. Faculty of Health Sciences (available in Turkish only, Beşiktaş North campus)
• Nutrition and Dietetics
• Ergotherapy
• Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation (English/ Turkish)
• Nursing
• Audiology
• Management of Health Institutions
• Social Work
• Child Development
This discount will remain constant for all international students admitted in academic year 2017- 2018 during their entire study...  contact us at benjovi.com ... or via whatsapp..+90 (543) 612 77 21

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