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Fatih Sultan Mehmet University
(Fatih Sultan Mehmet Universitesi)
Fatih Sultan Mehmet University
(Fatih Sultan Mehmet Universitesi)
FSMVÜ is a private (waqf) university founded in 2010 by the General Directorate of Waqfs of the Republic of Turkey. The university is financed by major historical foundations such as the Fatih Sultan Mehmet Foundation, the Sinan Aga bin Abdurrahman Foundation and three other traditional waqfs.
Situated in the centre of Istanbul, the university offers quality education at the undergraduate and graduate levels, combining a scientific approach with spiritual and cultural values.
Ratings and achievements
According to EduRank:
138th place in Turkey
Fatih Sultan Mehmet Vakıf Üniversitesi (FSMVÜ) is a university that combines historic Islamic traditions, academic rigor, international perspective and modern educational technology to offer students quality education in the heart of Istanbul.
Academic structure
7 faculties
Faculty of Islamic Sciences
Faculty of Law
Faculty of Engineering
Faculty of Architecture and Design
Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
Faculty of Pedagogy
2 vocational schools
Institute of Postgraduate Education
Institute of the History of Islamic Science named after prof. Fuat Sezgin
The university also offers double degree (çift anadal) and minor (yandal) programs, allowing students to deepen their knowledge in several areas at the same time.
Campuses and infrastructure
FSMVÜ has five campuses in different parts of Istanbul, including:
Fatih (Central Campus)
Khalich
Uskudar
Candilli
Topkapi
The campuses are located in easily accessible locations with good transport links.
The University provides:
modern classrooms,
research laboratories,
libraries,
sports and cultural facilities,
wide opportunities for student life.
Campuses and infrastructure
Annual tuition fees vary by program.
Example: Software Engineering program in 100% English costs around 345,000 TL per year.
Various scholarships are available, which can cover 25%, 50%, 75% or 100% of tuition fees, depending on the faculty and academic performance.
Most students receive scholarships of varying levels.
International relations and language environment
FSMVÜ is actively involved in:
international exchange programs (Erasmus+),
admission of foreign students,
intercultural academic initiatives.
The availability of courses in English and Arabic makes the university attractive to students from Europe, the Middle East and Arab countries.