FAQ | TED University

TED University is affiliated to the Erasmus agreement. There is a partnership between the department of Political Science and International Relations and the departments stated below.

Bucharest University of Economic Studies	Romania
Budapest University of Technology and Economics	Hungary
Democritus University of Thrace	Greece
INSEEC Business School (BBA INSEEC Bordeaux)	France
New Bulgarian University	Bulgaria
Nicolaus Copernicus University in Torun	Poland
Osnabrück University	Germany
Prigo University	Czechia
Sciences Po Rennes	France
Sciences Po Toulouse	France
University of Bonn	Germany
University of Bremen	Germany
University of Freiburg	Germany
University of Leipzig	Germany
University of Münster	Germany
University of Oldenburg	Germany
University of Rostock	Germany
Windesheim University of Applied Sciences	Netherlands

Yes, as the department of Political Science and International Relations, we are planning to set up graduate programs both on the Political Science and International Relations domains. Moreover, it is planning to launch interdisciplinary master programs with the collaboration of Economics and Business Administration departments.

Yes, students are expected to meet their academic adviser at least two times in the semester. In these meetings, students would determine their class routes and selection of the courses in these routes together with their advisers in accordance with their graduate job preferences.

Each and very students determine her/his class routes and classes in these routes together with her/his academic adviser in accordance with her/his own pursuits.

Internship is compulsory for the students of Political Science and International Relations department. Our students can do their internship in summer time and mid-term breaks at the public institutions like Ministry of Foreign Affairs, The Grand National Assembly of Turkey (TBMM) or international institutions such as United Nations, World Bank in addition to the national and international think-tanks.