Osmaniye, located in the east of the Mediterranean Region between Çukurova and the Amanos Mountains, is a young and developing Anatolian city. Kadirli's historical texture, the Karatepe-Aslantaş open-air museum — famous for its reliefs from the Hittite and Phoenician periods — and the ancient city of Kastabala add an unexpected archaeological depth to the city. The forested slopes of the Amanos Mountains and Aslantaş Baraj Gölü offer natural beauty. Osmaniye Korkut Ata Üniversitesi shapes the city's academic and social life with more than fifteen thousand students. The faculties of Engineering, Economics and Administrative Sciences, Arts and Sciences, and Health Sciences are the basic programs. The Energy Systems Engineering program is a unique area of expertise compatible with the region's energy potential. The campus has modern infrastructure and is located close to the city center. With the advantage of being a small university, one-on-one communication with professors is strong, and students can participate in research projects early. The cost of living is among the lowest in Turkey. Accommodation and daily expenses are much lower than in big cities. Çukurova's agricultural richness directly affects the table; fresh vegetables, fruits, and local delicacies are both abundant and economical. Osmaniye's local cuisine — tırşik soup, sour bulgur meatballs, and Kadirli's bici bici — is rich and filling. Since the city is compact, transportation costs are minimal. Social life is shaped around nature and history discoveries. Karatepe-Aslantaş Milli Parkı is a unique area where archeology and nature walking meet. Exploring the Roman period in the ancient city of Kastabala, picnicking in Aslantaş Baraj Gölü, camping in Zorkun Yaylası, and trekking in the Amanos Mountains are the main activities. Proximity to Adana and Gaziantep provides access to big city social life. University spring festivals and cultural events create the social calendar. The lively bazaar of Kadirli district keeps the pulse of local life. Internship and career opportunities are available in food, textile, and energy companies in the Osmaniye Organized Industrial Zone. Agriculture and animal husbandry sectors are a stable source of employment. Proximity to the Adana and Gaziantep industrial basins facilitates access to large job markets after graduation. The pipeline and energy sector are fed by the region's strategic location. The university's career center conducts internship protocols with local and regional companies. Osmaniye offers a quiet university experience in a small but high-potential city, at a low cost, in the green of Amanos, in the shadow of ancient cities. This location neighboring Adana and Gaziantep is a strategic advantage in terms of career. The Hittite reliefs and Phoenician inscriptions in Karatepe-Aslantaş are considered one of the most important discoveries of the ancient world and form a unique resource for archeology students. The castle of Toprakkale district bears traces of the Crusades period. Osmaniye's young population structure adds a dynamic energy to the city. The orange groves of Bahçe district and the plateaus of Hasanbeyli constitute the natural richness of the districts. The university's energy systems program has a strategic importance with its location on Turkey's energy corridor. Proximity to the Ceyhan-Yumurtalık energy region creates career opportunities in the oil, natural gas, and petrochemical sectors. The technical expertise and warm human relations gained in this small city make a difference in big cities after graduation. The rich flora of the Amanos Mountains is a natural research area for biology and environmental science students. Kastabala's colonnaded street reveals the splendor of the ancient world. Kadirli's traditional market is ideal for discovering local delicacies and handicrafts. Osmaniye's developing economy and young population add a dynamic energy to the city. Toprakkale castle and the ancient city of Hemite are archaeological riches waiting to be discovered. The citrus groves of Bahçe district and the Düziçi forest cover increase natural diversity. Energy efficiency and renewable energy research are of regional importance. Located in the middle of the Adana-Gaziantep-Hatay triangle, Osmaniye provides equal distance access to the job market of three major cities. The agricultural richness of the Ceyhan Nehri basin supports cotton and citrus production. Local delicacies — tırşik, sıkma, local kebabs — are offered at affordable prices in the menus of small restaurants. Hasanbeyli plateaus offer summer coolness and winter views. Osmaniye is a quiet but strategic choice for those who want to focus on big goals in a small city. The university's sports facilities are modern and participation in regional competitions is provided in football, basketball, and athletics. Fakıuşağı Kanyonu is a hidden natural wonder waiting to be discovered. The agricultural areas of Düziçi district and the forests of Sumbas offer natural diversity. Osmaniye is a small but high-growth potential city, and students who invest here today will be the pioneers of tomorrow.

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