Anadolu University Faculty of Fine Arts special aptitude exams have started
The special aptitude exams of Anadolu University Faculty of Fine Arts for the 2026-2027 academic year will continue until August 28 with the participation of 2,271 candidates.
The special aptitude exams of Anadolu University Faculty of Fine Arts for the 2026-2027 academic year have started with the participation of 2,271 candidates. While a total of 3,954 applications were made for the faculty's eight departments, the exams will continue until August 28.
Exam Schedule and Departments
The special aptitude exams held at Anadolu University Faculty of Fine Arts will last a total of three days and will be completed on Friday, August 28.
The first day of the exams started with the Graphic Arts, Ceramics, and Traditional Turkish Arts departments; the process will continue with the field exams of the other departments.
Department Preferences Attracting Intense Interest
In line with the candidates' preferences, a total of 3,954 applications were made for the eight departments within the faculty.
While the Painting Department became the most preferred field with 1,103 applications, the Traditional Turkish Arts Department, which will admit students for the first time this year, received 103 applications.
New Department Will Admit Its First Students
The Traditional Turkish Arts Department, which started its educational life within the Anadolu University Faculty of Fine Arts, will accept its first students in the 2026-2027 academic year.
Scholarship Support for Successful Students
Students who place as the top-ranking candidate in their department in the special aptitude exams will be supported within the scope of the Anadolu Art Support Scholarship.
Students will be provided with support of up to 20,000 TL to participate in international art organizations, and dining hall facilities will also be offered.