We separate information that can be drawn from a course plan from our interpretation. We do not choose a programme for you; we make more informed research easier.
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Official sources first
Universities' official course plans and course information packages are used as the basis. YÖK Atlas is used for programme identification and official programme checks; we do not publish score or ranking data here. Each source is given with the institution, programme, year and last-checked date.
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An editorial summary is not a copy of the course text
Course names are presented as example titles. Descriptions of the learning experience and theory–practice balance are brief editorial interpretations, to the extent permitted by the sources. Percentages, hours or assignment frequency are not given unless verified from a source.
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A missing year is information too
If the curriculum year or publication year is not clear in the source, we write 'Not specified'. The last-checked date is only the date of access and content review; it does not guarantee that the plan was in force that year. We do not present inaccessible details as if they were verified.
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Keep institutional differences visible
One university's plan does not represent the whole programme. Programme language, elective pool, placement and practical-work conditions may differ. Differences between universities are explained separately in the relevant comparison.
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A narrative is not representative evidence
The first version does not use student or graduate stories. If they are added later, explicit consent will be obtained, personal details will be anonymised and the account will be identified as an individual experience; it will not be confused with an official source.
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No decision or career guarantee
We do not offer a programme recommendation, suitability score, salary guarantee or employment guarantee. Areas after graduation are mentioned as possibilities; regulations, postgraduate study and other conditions must be checked separately.
Labels you will see while reading
Official source
A programme, plan or information package published directly by the institution.
Editorial summary
An explanation prepared from course titles and sources that is not generalised to every university.
Not specified
Indicates that the source contains no clear year information; it is not a claim that the information is current.
A maintenance task is scheduled every 24 hours for official sources and site links. Each source shows its actual content-review date; a schedule does not guarantee that every source is verified daily. If a source cannot be reviewed, its previous date and uncertainty remain.