GRADUATE SCHOOL OF SCIENCES
BIOINFORMATIC TR (THESIS) MASTER'S PROGRAM
| Online application start date for the 2026-2027 Fall Semester: | June 8, 2026 Monday |
| Application deadline: | July 26, 2026 Sunday |
| Announcement of results: | July 29, 2026 Wednesday |
| Final registration dates for the main list: | July 30 - August 10, 2026 |
| Final registration dates for the reserve list: | August 11-21, 2026 |
| ALES Score Type: | Quantitative |
| Online pre-registration link Clink here |
TUITION FEES:
https://uskudar.edu.tr/tr/yuksek-lisans-ucretleri
Dear Students,
According to the enrollment status of our principal students who qualify for final enrollment and our principal students who qualify for the reserve list, our students who are entitled to enroll as a principal come to the Çarşı Campus 3rd Floor Science Graduate School Secretariat with the originals of their application documents, and after completing and signing the relevant form, from the accounting unit after student affairs. must complete their transactions.
In the 2025-2026 Fall semester, there will be no science exam in programs with thesis;
In our thesis programs, 65% of the ALES in the relevant score type, 35% of the undergraduate graduation grade point average,
In non-thesis programs, 50% of the undergraduate graduation grade and 50% of the relevant score type ALES, if any, will be taken.
If the candidates applying to non-thesis programs do not have ALES scores, 55 points will be accepted and ranking will be made.
It is announced to all our candidates.
Head of Bioinformatics Department: Asst. Prof. Dr. Nigar KANTARCI CARŞIBAŞI
E-Mail: nigar.carsibasi@uskudar.edu.tr
Application Conditions
Candidates must have a bachelor's degree in order to apply for the master's program. The equivalence of undergraduate diplomas obtained from abroad must be approved by the Council of Higher Education.
Candidates who have received their Bachelor's degree in a field other than Computer Engineering and Software Engineering will attend the Scientific Preparation Program to be determined by the Bioinformatics Department and the Graduate School Administrative Board.
Candidates applying to the master's program must have scored at least 55 numerically in the Academic Personnel and Graduate Education Entrance Exam (ALES). Candidates who score at least equivalent to the ALES exam in the internationally accepted "Graduate Record Examination" (GRE) exam, which is considered equivalent to the ALES exam by the Interuniversity Board, are also evaluated. In the admission of students to graduate programs; ALES score, undergraduate grade point average and interview result are evaluated.