Webinar Description:
Since 2000, the number of Turkish students attending U.S. universities has grown exponentially, landing Turkey among the top ten feeder countries. In 2012-13, the U.S. had an influx of over 11,000 students from Turkey, with the majority seeking graduate degrees. Join us as we explore this emerging market in international recruitment and examine secondary and post-secondary education systems in Turkey, including academic programs and documentation standards.
Topic Covered:
- Key characteristics of Turkey’s system of higher education, institutions and university degree programs
- Essential documents and potential difficulties in acquiring them
- Insights about Turkish student mobility from Research and Advisory Services
- Important resources for further research
Registration is limited to participants representing colleges or universities.
Presenter:
Maedeh Asadzadeh, Credential Evaluator at World Education Services
Maedeh Asadzadeh has more then two years experience in evaluating international credentials and specializes in the educational systems of Middle Eastern countries. Her areas of expertise include: Iran, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Egypt, Turkey, Qatar, Kuwait and the UAE. She is fluent in French and Persian and has working knowledge of Arabic. Maedeh holds a master’s degree in International Relations and a bachelor’s degree in Political Science from the City University of New York.