You can apply to the summer school online through the
University Information System.
Our registration will start on May 26, 2025 and continue until June 26, 2025.
The duration of the summer term is at least four weeks. Each course offered in the summer term includes as many total class hours as the regular semester but in an intensive format.
All courses offered in the fall and spring semesters will be offered for selection in the summer school. If at least 5 students enroll in the courses, the relevant course will be opened without exception. Istanbul Gedik University students who are in the graduation stage will be able to take up to 3 courses, but the 5 student requirement will not be sought in the courses of these students.
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Istanbul Gedik University associate and undergraduate students can take up to three courses in the summer term, excluding the foreign language preparatory class.
An undergraduate student with a GPA of 3.00 or higher and an associate degree student with a GPA of 2.50 or higher can take up to 9 ECTS from the upper class with the advisor's approval, provided they have no failed courses from the lower classes.
(1) Courses offered at Istanbul Gedik University during the summer school cannot be taken from another university. To take a course from another university, the student must have applied for the relevant course at IGUN and the course must not have been offered at our university.
(2) For Istanbul Gedik University students to take courses from the summer term of other higher education institutions, the base score of the relevant department/program at the university where the summer term is provided must be higher than the student's central placement score (YGS, LYS, TYT, YKS, DGS) for the year they were admitted. With the recommendation of the department/program head and the approval of the relevant administrative board, the student can take up to three courses from other universities.
There are no make-up exams during the summer term.
In the summer school, first and second education students are subject to the same program.