Koç University

351–400th
World University Rankings 2024
401–600th
Impact Rankings 2021
=55th
Young University Rankings 2023
Rumelifeneri Yolu, Sariyer, Istanbul, 34450, Turkey

About Koç University

Koç University was founded in 1993 as a non-profit private university in Istanbul, Turkey. In the 22 years since its establishment, Koç University has become one of the leading universities in Turkey, distinguished by notable contributions to education, knowledge and services both domestically and beyond.

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Key statistics

  • 6,427
    Number of FTE Students
    (1)
  • 19.5
    No. of students per staff
    (1)
  • 21%
    Proportion of ISR Publication
    (1)
  • 49 : 51
    Student Ratio of Females to Males
    (1)
  • 9%
    Percentage of International Students
    (1)
Based on data collected for the (1) 2024 World University Rankings

Subjects taught at Koç University

  • Arts & humanities

    • History, Philosophy & Theology
    • Archaeology
    • Languages, Literature & Linguistics
    • Art, Performing Arts & Design
  • Clinical, pre-clinical & health

    • Medicine & Dentistry
    • Other Health
  • Engineering & technology

    • Electrical & Electronic Engineering
    • General Engineering
    • Chemical Engineering
    • Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
  • Psychology

    • Psychology
  • Social sciences

    • Politics & International Studies (incl Development Studies)
    • Communication & Media Studies
    • Sociology
  • Physical sciences

    • Chemistry
    • Mathematics & Statistics
    • Physics & Astronomy
  • Life sciences

    • Biological Sciences
  • Business & economics

    • Accounting & Finance
    • Business & Management
    • Economics & Econometrics
  • Law

    • Law
  • Computer science

    • Computer Science