The Integrated Master's Program is an academic practice that enables successful undergraduate students whose cumulative grade point average is above a certain level to take master's-level courses while continuing their undergraduate studies, to gain practical professional experience, to plan their graduate education before completing their bachelor's degree, and that encourages them to pursue master's studies.
Undergraduate students with a cumulative grade point average above 3.00/4.00 who have successfully completed all courses taken in previous semesters may apply, starting from the beginning of the seventh semester, to the integrated master's program designated for the undergraduate program in which they are enrolled. Applications are evaluated provided that the other requirements set out in the Uskudar University Integrated Master's Program Directive are also met.
While continuing their undergraduate studies, students will take at least one and at most two graduate courses each semester. Students are required to complete their undergraduate program in eight semesters, and if final registration is completed following their undergraduate graduation, the courses taken and successfully completed within the scope of the Integrated Master's Program will be transferred to the graduate program.
Applications are submitted each semester within the dates specified in the academic calendar, through the application announcements published on the websites of our University's graduate schools.
For detailed information, please review the Integrated Master's Program Directive.