Acting with the principle of full compliance with the Bologna Process, Alanya University has prepared the ECTS Information Guide to provide detailed insights into its academic programs and educational philosophy. This guide comprehensively explains the structuring of ECTS credits for courses, student workloads, assessment and evaluation processes, and the interrelations between these components.
The content within the ECTS Information Guide serves as standard documentation ensuring alignment with the Council of Higher Education (CoHE) National Qualifications Framework and Bologna Process implementations. Visitors to our website can access general information not only regarding academic programs and course contents but also concerning student life and extracurricular activities offered in Alanya and at our university.
ECTS Methodology in Workload Distribution
The planning of academic programs and courses is based on the international credit system, where one academic year corresponds to an average student workload of 60 ECTS. Every course in the curriculum is assigned a specific credit value based on the student workload it requires. The equivalence of course contents and their corresponding credit values are evaluated by the faculty members of the respective departments.
All courses successfully completed at host institutions are fully recognized by our university following the mobility period. This principle also applies to students participating in traineeship mobility. Prior to the mobility, the Departmental Erasmus Coordinator assists the student in preparing a Learning Agreement that aligns with their academic profile and guarantees full recognition at our institution upon their return. Exchange students may select courses from the following programs:
(To obtain general information about the departments, please click the relevant department link; you can access the departmental course catalogs below.)
For more detailed information on courses;
https://sis.alanyauniversity.edu.tr/oibs/bologna/index.aspx
