Ardahan, located in the northeastern tip of Turkey, in the Kura Nehri valley, is a border city that reflects the harshest and most beautiful face of Caucasian nature. Çıldır Gölü offers a fabulous view where horse-drawn sleighs are ridden on the ice in winter when it is completely frozen. The green pastures of the Kura Nehri valley, the cultural richness of Posof on the Georgian border, and the historical silhouette of Ardahan Kalesi add character to the city. Ardahan Üniversitesi is one of the smallest universities in Turkey with its over eight thousand students. The faculties of Education, Engineering, and Humanities are core programs. With the advantage of a small university, every student is recognized and receives one-on-one attention. The cost of living is among the lowest in Turkey. Quality cheese production similar to Kars gruyere is strong. Ice activities on Çıldır Gölü in winter, cultural exploration on the Georgian border in Posof, the waterfalls of Hanak, and the plateaus of Göle are the main activities. Animal husbandry and cheese production are the economic basis of Ardahan. Ardahan, in the icy tale of Çıldır, in the harsh beauty of the Caucasus, offers a small but authentic university experience in the northernmost part of Turkey. Riding a horse-drawn sleigh on the frozen surface of Çıldır Gölü in winter is a unique experience that cannot be experienced anywhere else in Turkey. The Kura Nehri valley offers dramatic landscapes for nature photography. The villages of Posof under the influence of Georgian culture offer a cross-border cultural experience. The Şeytan Kalesi of Hanak and the high plateaus of Göle are beauties to be discovered. The walls of Ardahan Kalesi and the Russian-era buildings reflect the city's multi-layered history. The university's animal husbandry research is strengthening the region's dairy sector. Ardahan cheese and kaşar are products of quality competing with Kars gruyere. The friendships and community ties gained in this cold but sincere city last a lifetime. The photo of the horse-drawn sleigh on the ice of Çıldır will be the most valuable frame of your graduation album. The university's engineering and education programs are developing. The high plateaus of Göle and the border villages of Damal are routes to be discovered. The experience gained in this cold but warm-hearted city is unique. The university's veterinary research is strengthening the region's milk and meat sector. Posof's border villages offer architecture and cuisine under the influence of Georgian culture. Damal's flag hills and Göle's transhumance culture show the district richness. Nature walking in the Kura Nehri valley offers dramatic landscapes. Ardahan's winters are very harsh, but this harshness raises resilient and determined individuals. Çıldır's winter festival is one of Turkey's most colorful winter events. The complete freezing of Çıldır Gölü in winter is a rare natural phenomenon in the world, and horse-drawn sleighs on the ice — the horse-drawn sleigh festival attracts thousands of visitors — is a unique winter experience. Posof district is one of the most authentic places where Caucasian culture is experienced on the Georgian border. Göle's wide plateaus and Hanak's waterfalls offer natural richness. Ardahan Kalesi symbolizes the city's history. Quality cheese production similar to Kars gruyere stems from the region's strong animal husbandry tradition. The university's education program meets the region's teacher needs. Ardahan's harsh Caucasian climate makes winters difficult, but the snow-covered plateaus offer fascinating views. The city's small structure creates a sincere community where everyone knows each other. Proximity to Kars offers Ani and Sarıkamış experience. Students studying in Ardahan face the harsh but beautiful nature of the Caucasus in the northeasternmost corner of Turkey and gain resilience. The university's sports facilities are modern, and the winter sports club is active. Posof's structure blended with Georgian culture offers a different Anatolian experience. These four years spent in Turkey's coldest city will steel you, and no difficulty can discourage you anymore. The university's campus life creates a small but sincere sense of community. Riding a horse-drawn sleigh on the frozen surface of Çıldır Gölü is a unique experience that can be experienced in very few places in the world. Ardahan's cheese-making workshops offer the opportunity to experience the traditional production process. Çıldır horse-drawn sleigh on frozen surface is Turkey's most authentic winter experience. Şeytan Kalesi dominates the Kura Valley. Posof's transition to Georgia introduces Caucasian culture. Hanak plateaus and Damal nature offer discoveries. Kaşar and Posof honey are well-known products. Göle Plain carries agricultural potential. Animal husbandry research is compatible with economic needs. Winters are harsh at minus 30 degrees. Kars proximity opens the door to Ani and Sarıkamış explorations. Food research protects kaşar quality. High plateaus are ideal for summer camps. Four years at the Caucasus gate provide cold resistance. Running with a horse on Çıldır ice is told for a lifetime. The university's engineering programs are developing. In this border city, you feel the wind of the Caucasus on your face. Damal's plateaus and Çıldır's lakeside villages offer the opportunity to experience authentic Caucasian life. The resilience gained in these cold but beautiful lands is useful in every area of life. Ardahan is a small but characterful city.

Browse all 1 universities in Ardahan. The list below includes public and foundation universities, with department offerings, base scores, success rankings, and campus information.