Organizers announced the Turkiye Education Fair 2025 will be held on 29 June at the Lotte Hotel, an event that typically gathers Turkish universities, program officers and scholarship representatives seeking international students. Fairs of this scale give prospective applicants a chance to meet admissions officers, compare programs across Istanbul and other Turkish cities, and learn on-the-spot about language requirements, tuition, and scholarship availability.
For students in Jordan and the wider Middle East, the practical value of such fairs is high: they compress many initial research steps into one day. Attending lets you confirm whether English-medium options meet your needs, ask about application deadlines and conditional offers, and clarify credential requirements for Jordanian high school diplomas. If you missed the 29 June date, look for virtual follow-ups or regional fairs and contact university representatives directly — many Turkish universities run rolling information sessions throughout the year.
What students should prepare: bring official transcripts and translated copies, a valid passport, any English proficiency results (IELTS/TOEFL) or secondary-school certificates, and a list of questions on scholarships, program language and clinical or laboratory arrangements for fields like medicine and engineering. If you plan to apply, start document equivalency early — Shatnawi for College Admissions & Academic Consultations offers document equivalency services (70 JOD) and can advise on notarization and translation required by Turkish institutions.
Timing and deadlines: university application windows vary by institution and program. To avoid last-minute problems, students should begin preparations at least 3–6 months before their intended intake. Visa processing, medical checks and residence permit steps also require lead time, so factor these into your schedule. For students focused on Turkey, Shatnawi supports admissions to Turkish universities and lists Gelişim University (Istanbul) as a preferred partner; we can also help with scholarship matching and exam prep (IELTS, SAT) where needed.
Alternatives and comparisons: students aiming for medicine or dentistry may also consider Georgia (Batumi & Tbilisi), where WHO- and EU-recognized English programs often have lower tuition starting near $4,000/year. Meanwhile, students weighing local options should note that Shatnawi partners with Jordanian universities that offer discounts: 10% registration discount at Applied Science Private University, 20% at the University of Jordan, and 25% at Jordan University of Science & Technology for students applying through Shatnawi.
Next steps: check whether participating universities published lists of representatives or virtual sessions after the fair, collect required documents for equivalency, and start application dialogues early. For personalized guidance on Turkish university admissions, scholarship matching, or document equivalency, contact Shatnawi for College Admissions & Academic Consultations in Amman via WhatsApp +962791888699 or visit shatnawiedu.com.