Bursa Uludağ University

Bursa Uludağ University was originally established in 1975 as Bursa University. In 1982 it became Bursa Uludağ University.

The university is located in Bursa, a city in northwestern Turkey.

The university is organised into 13 academic faculties: medicine, economics and administrative sciences, engineering, veterinary medicine, agriculture, education, theology, arts and sciences, law, fine arts, business administration, architecture, and sports sciences. Each faculty offers degree programmes at bachelor, masters and doctoral level.

There are also two schools within the university, the School of Health and the School of Foreign Languages, as well as 15 vocational schools including the vocational school of technical sciences, the vocational school of social sciences, and the Iznik Vocational School.

The university is home to four science institutes: Institute of Natural Sciences, Institute of Health Sciences, Institute of Social Sciences and the Institute of Educational Sciences.

Every year students are encouraged to participate in the university’s academic exchange programme, which offers students the opportunity to study abroad for a semester or an entire academic year. The university has developed partnerships with higher education institutions across the globe, in countries such as France, Russia and Thailand.