The Integrated Master’s Program aims to encourage successful students with a GPA above a certain level to take some graduate-level courses during their undergraduate studies, gain practical professional experience, and plan their master’s studies before graduation, thereby saving time and encouraging them to pursue graduate studies. Within this framework;

• Students can take a minimum of one and a maximum of two graduate courses each semester during their undergraduate studies. Courses are listed as “non-credit” on the transcript and do not contribute to the undergraduate GPA.
• Students may only apply to the integrated master’s program specified for their enrolled undergraduate program. This is determined by a Senate decision.
• Students enrolled in the International Joint Undergraduate Program cannot apply to the integrated master’s program due to the program’s continuation requirements.
• To be definitively accepted into the integrated master’s program, a student enrolled in the program must have a minimum GPA of 3.00 after graduating from their undergraduate program and meet the ALES score requirement at the time of application. Otherwise, they cannot be definitively accepted into the master’s program.
• The quota for integrated master’s programs is determined by the Senate upon the recommendation of the institute board, and shall not exceed 20% of the quota for the relevant graduate program.
• Graduate students enrolled in integrated master’s programs are supervised by the head of the department. After students complete their undergraduate education and transition to a graduate program, an advisor is assigned as specified in the Graduate Education and Training Regulations of the relevant university.
• Students are required to complete their undergraduate program in eight semesters. They will complete the final registration process for the integrated master’s program in the first semester following their undergraduate graduation.
• For students who do not enroll in the master’s program, the credits for the courses taken within the integrated master’s program will be listed on a separate document and will not be included in their undergraduate diplomas.

Integrated Master’s Program Application Requirements:

• Being a student enrolled in an undergraduate program at IYTE.
• Students who have a minimum GPA of 3.00 and have taken and passed all courses in the previous semester(s).
• Students who have completed their 6th semester (excluding preparatory year) and are about to start their 7th or 8th semester.

Click here for a list of graduate programs that will be accepting students into the Integrated Master’s Program for the Spring Semester of the 2025-2026 Academic Year.

Required Documents for Application

1) Application Form for Integrated Master’s Programs

2) A transcript showing all grades for courses taken in the undergraduate program, including the last semester (either a transcript obtained from e-government or a signed transcript from the IYTE Student Affairs Office).

3) A signed letter from the Department Head or Academic Advisor confirming that the student has successfully completed all courses, including those taken in the last semester.
CLICK here for a sample letter.

4) Current student certificate

Information Required for Application

Applications for the Integrated Master’s Programs will open on January 29, 2026 and close at the end of business on February 5, 2026. All required application documents must be sent to the email address below.

The email address to send application documents to is: yldrbasvuru@iyte.edu.tr
Tel: (232) 750 6362- 750 6350

Announcement of Evaluation Results

The evaluation results made by the examination juries are reviewed and approved by the Institute’s Board of Directors and then announced on our website.

Click here for the Integrated Master’s Programs Application Form. 

It will open on January 29, 2026.