Türkiye Government Fully Funded Scholarships 2026 for Bachelor’s, Master’s, and PhD in Multiple Fields Türkiye Scholarships (Turkish Government) in Turkey

The Türkiye Scholarships 2026 program offers a fully funded opportunity for international students to pursue associate, bachelor's, master's, or PhD degrees in Turkey. This government-funded initiative covers a wide range of academic fields, including engineering, social sciences, humanities, natural sciences, performing arts, fine arts, medicine, and more. The scholarship is open to all nationalities except Turkish citizens and current students in Turkish universities at the same level. Applicants must meet minimum academic requirements (70% for undergraduate/associate, 75% for master's/PhD, 90% for health sciences undergraduate) and age criteria (under 21 for undergraduate/associate, under 30 for master's, under 35 for PhD). No IELTS is required, and there is no application fee.

Recipients benefit from full tuition coverage, accommodation, monthly stipend, round-trip airfare, health insurance, and a full year of Turkish language training. The application period runs from January 10 to February 20, 2026. Eligible candidates include graduates, soon-to-graduate students, researchers, and academics. The program encourages high achievers and those completing studies by August 2026 to apply. The application process is online, and applicants should prepare their documents and motivation letter in advance.

This scholarship is ideal for students interested in fields such as biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, engineering, economics, political science, sociology, psychology, anthropology, history, philosophy, literature, art, music, media studies, business, management, education, medical science, nursing, public health, dentistry, pharmacy, and statistics. The Türkiye Scholarships program is recognized for its comprehensive support and international reach, making it a life-changing opportunity for students seeking academic excellence and cultural experience in Turkey.