10 Best universities for Urban and Regional planning in Turkey

Below is a list of best universities in Turkey ranked based on their research performance in Urban and Regional planning. A graph of 7.89K citations received by 720 academic papers made by 10 universities in Turkey was used to calculate publications' ratings, which then were adjusted for release dates and added to final scores.

We don't distinguish between undergraduate and graduate programs nor do we adjust for current majors offered. You can find information about granted degrees on a university page but always double-check with the university website.

1. Istanbul Technical University

For Urban and Regional planning

#24 in Asia
#174 in the World
Enrollment
15,358
Founded
1944

2. Middle East Technical University

For Urban and Regional planning

#46 in Asia
#286 in the World
Acceptance Rate
8%
Enrollment
14,928
Founded
1956

3. Erciyes University

For Urban and Regional planning

#108 in Asia
#536 in the World
Enrollment
3,390
Founded
1978

4. Yildiz Technical University

For Urban and Regional planning

#124 in Asia
#572 in the World
Enrollment
9,842
Founded
1982

5. Gazi University

For Urban and Regional planning

#140 in Asia
#640 in the World
Enrollment
31,353
Founded
1982

6. Karadeniz Technical University

For Urban and Regional planning

#152 in Asia
#679 in the World
Acceptance Rate
14%
Enrollment
7,115
Founded
1955

7. Izmir Institute of Technology

For Urban and Regional planning

#154 in Asia
#691 in the World
Acceptance Rate
10%
Founded
1992

8. Selcuk University

For Urban and Regional planning

#167 in Asia
#722 in the World
Acceptance Rate
25%
Enrollment
9,817
Founded
1975

9. Ankara University

For Urban and Regional planning

#169 in Asia
#728 in the World
Enrollment
28,757
Founded
1946

10. Dokuz Eylul University

For Urban and Regional planning

#173 in Asia
#747 in the World
Enrollment
23,958
Founded
1982

The best cities to study Urban and Regional planning in Turkey based on the number of universities and their ranks are Istanbul, Ankara, Kayseri, and Trabzon.