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Military Academy Turkey / Kara Harp Okulu

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  • Turkey, Ankara
  • Founded in 1834
  • ID 1079200041

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About the university

~ $4,560 / year
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Many years of training experience Attractive tuition fees

In recognition of intense demands of science and technology on modern warfare, the Ottoman State abolished the Janissaries and founded Military Academy in Istanbul in 1834 as an institution devoted to the arts and science of warfare by the order of Sultan Mahmut II. The Academy produced its first graduates in 1841. After the foundation of military high schools in 1845, the Academy continued to give education with a four-year curriculum. The Academy had primarily trained artillery and cavalry officers until 1908. The Military Academies that were founded in five army centers in Edirne, Manastır, Erzincan, Damascus and Bagdad were closed after a short while. Later, only the Military Academy in Istanbul continued education and training. By applying an intensive training program to train soldiers for the fronts during the consecutive war periods, Turkish Military Academy (TMA) started training and education on 1 July 1920 in Abidin Pasha Mansion in Ankara during the Truce Period. TMA produced its first graduates on 1 November 1920. Atatürk hereby penned down his feelings in the book of honor: "Turkish Grand Assembly is pleased to see that the first officers of independence who are trained with the national oath of ‘Either independence or death!’ are introduced to our nation and entrusted with their missions." Following the Lausanne Treaty, TMA started education in Istanbul again. Having been transferred to Ankara, the TMA started education in a new building on 25 September 1936. Academy's two-year education period was rearranged as to be a three-year education in 1948, two years in 1963, three years in 1971, and finally four years in 1974. While TMA offered bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Administration/Management between the years 1974-1991, the Academy made a gradual transition to Systems Engineering program. Systems Engineering Program produced its first graduates in 1994. With the Army Regulation for the Military Academies that was passed on 11 May 2000 in the Turkish Grand National Assembly, TMA was recognized as a higher education institution and thus, this served as a basis for the TMA to be organized in a university structure as a contemporary higher education institution. The construction of the monument has started September 1995 and it was opened on October 8th, 1997.

Education programs

Business

Bachelor of Business

  • Turkish

    Language of instructions

  • Full-time

    Study mode

  • $4,560

    Fee for international students

  • $4,560

    Fee for domestic students

Education and Teaching

~ $4,560 / year

Bachelor of Education

  • Turkish

    Language of instructions

  • Full-time

    Study mode

  • $4,560

    Fee for international students

  • $4,560

    Fee for domestic students

Engineering

~ $4,560 / year

Bachelor of Engineering

  • Turkish

    Language of instructions

  • Full-time

    Study mode

  • $4,560

    Fee for international students

  • $4,560

    Fee for domestic students

Humanities

~ $4,560 / year

Bachelor of Humanities

  • Turkish

    Language of instructions

  • Full-time

    Study mode

  • $4,560

    Fee for international students

  • $4,560

    Fee for domestic students

IT

~ $4,560 / year

Bachelor of IT

  • Turkish

    Language of instructions

  • Full-time

    Study mode

  • $4,560

    Fee for international students

  • $4,560

    Fee for domestic students

Law and Jurisprudence

~ $4,560 / year

Bachelor of Law & Jurisprudence

  • Turkish

    Language of instructions

  • Full-time

    Study mode

  • $4,560

    Fee for international students

  • $4,560

    Fee for domestic students

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  • Health and Life Insurance
  • Resume/CV (graduate, postgraduate)
  • Proof of fee payment
  • Application fee
  • Passport
  • Diploma evalution (local authorities)
  • Online Application form
  • TOEFL Certificate
  • Student visa
  • Letters of reccomendation (MA, PhD)
  • Motivation Letter
  • Family Details
  • IELTS Certificate

Why people choose this university

Many years of training experience Attractive tuition fees

Contacts

Military Academy Turkey / Kara Harp Okulu
Devlet Mah. Kara Harp Okulu Cd
Ankara
Turkey

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