QUESTION: I want to benefit from the Farabi Exchange Program, what are the conditions? 
ANSWER: The conditions of the Farabi Exchange Program are as follows:

Students who will apply to the program must be associate, undergraduate, graduate or doctoral students enrolled at Artvin Çoruh University,
Associate and undergraduate students must have a GPA of at least 2.0/4,
Master's and doctoral students must have a GPA of at least 2.5/4
QUESTION How many exchange rights do I have with the Farabi Exchange Program? 
ANSWER: With the Farabi Exchange Program, education and training activities can only be continued at another university for one or two semesters. 

QUESTION: I want to study at Artvin Çoruh University with Farabi Exchange Program, what should I do? 
ANSWER: Students who want to study at our University for 1 or 2 academic years with the Farabi Exchange Program should apply to the Farabi Exchange Program Coordinator offices of the universities where they are currently studying.

QUESTION: Should the number of courses or course credits be taken into consideration in the Farabi Exchange Program? 
ANSWER: In the exchange, the credits of the courses are taken into account, not the number of courses. Provided that it is agreed in the protocol with the recipient university, the ECTS crediting system can be taken as basis in student exchange in addition to the national crediting system.  

QUESTION: What should I do if there are courses I have taken in my faculty at the university I will attend to complete my credits? 
ANSWER: In order to prevent course repetitions in the completion of credits, courses can also be selected from the lower and upper classes of the higher education institution.

QUESTION: How do I apply for the Farabi Exchange Program? 
ANSWER: The Farabi Exchange Program Coordinatorship makes an application announcement for students. The announcement is announced on Artvin Çoruh University and Farabi Exchange Program website. Students can apply between the application dates. 

QUESTION: I was selected for the Farabi Exchange Program but I cannot go for various reasons. What should I do? 
ANSWER: Students who are selected but want to waive their right to participate in the exchange program submit a waiver petition. Students who cannot benefit from the exchange due to illness, accident and similar excuse reasons and whose excuse is deemed appropriate can benefit from the program after their excuse ends. 

QUESTION: How can I find out or document that I have been accepted by the university I will attend? 
ANSWER: The destination higher education institution prepares a certified and signed Farabi Exchange Program Student Acceptance Certificate showing that the student is accepted as a Farabi Exchange Program student and delivers it to the student by our Office.

QUESTION: What happens if I have received an acceptance certificate but decide not to go? 

ANSWER: The scholarships of the students who receive an acceptance certificate but are found not to start their education at the higher education institution to be attended without an excuse are terminated. If any, the refund of the payments made is requested. Students in this situation cannot be a Farabi Exchange Program student with or without scholarship again at any level of education.

QUESTION: How many times can I benefit from the Farabi exchange program? 
ANSWER: Students can participate in the Farabi Exchange Program exchange once at each level of education. However, a student can be a Farabi Exchange Program student with scholarship only once and for one semester during his/her education life.

QUESTION: When and how will I receive the scholarships?

ANSWER: 70% of the scholarship amount is paid to the student in monthly payments. While determining the total amount of the remaining scholarship amount, the realization period in the Participation Certificate given to the student and the student's success status are taken into consideration. While paying the remaining scholarship amount of the student, the ratio of the total number of days in the realization period to the number of days that should normally take place within the Farabi Exchange Program is based on the ratio obtained by multiplying the total credits of the courses in which the student is successful by the total credits of the courses that the student is obliged to take. The start and end days of the exchange are also taken into account in determining the realization period in the Participation Document. Students who wish to participate in the program will continue their student, scholarship, dormitory and similar rights from their universities.