Registration fee is 50 Euros. Please contact the organizers if your university or project
doesn't cover the fee.
If you need a help, please get in touch with the Organizing Committee.
You can book a room in one of the following hotels. Please note that these are only suggestions.
Hotel on the European side:
Hotels on the Asian side:
Galatasaray University is 40 km away from the İSTANBUL AIRPORT. One can take the HAVABÜS bus to TAKSİM and get off at the last stop, TAKSIM SQUARE or BEŞİKTAŞ SQUARE (for detailed information about HAVABÜS buses please visit https://www.hava.ist/en/Voyage/VoyageTime ). Then either take a taxi (15mn), or take a bus and get off at the stop Galatasaray University. The number of busses are: 40 (Taksim - Sarıyer), 42T (Taksim - Bahçeköy), 40T (Taksim - İstinye - Dereiçi), DT1 (Taksim - Ortaköy Dereboyu), DT2 (Taksim - Ortaköy Dereboyu).
Second possibility, from İstanbul Airport to Galatasaray University is taking a taxi (~60 mn).
If you are coming from Sabiha Gökçen Airport, take the HAVABÜS bus to TAKSİM (for more detailed information, please visit http://www.havabus.com/yolcuservisi/taksim-sabihagokcenhavalimani.aspx ).
Galatasaray University is at 10-15 minutes by walk from both Beşiktaş and Ortaköy. If one wants to take a bus to University, he/she can take any bus working on the shore (for example, the number of busses from Kabataş: 22, 22RE, 25E; from Ortaköy: 40, 40T, 42T, DT1, DT2).
The best way to reach Galatasaray University from Anatolian side of the city is to take a boat to Beşiktaş from Kadıköy or Üsküdar.
For Metro, Tram, Ferry 9and Busses either you can use Akbil (4.60 TRY per trip, and you can charge your Akbil Card) or use tickets which can be bought from the machines at the entrance of the ferry stop.
In general Banks are open between 8:30 - 17:30 from Monday to Friday.
Although it is safe to drink tap water, it is recommended to buy bottled drink water which can be found almost everywhere at stores. There are several supermarkets in Beşiktaş which is 15 minutes on walk from GS University. You can safely brush your teeth with tap water.
The electricity supply is 220 V, 50 Hz, with the type of sockets which are standard in most European countries.
In Turkey the official language is Turkish. The Turkish language comes from Central Asian Languages Family and very different from the european languages. The Turkish alphabet is based on the latin alphabet. In general, in Istanbul many people talk English and you can easily communicate with other people. As İstanbul is a touristic city you can find many tourism offices.
As it belongs to two continents in İstanbul there are two geographical regions : European and Asian sides. The local telephone code of European side is 212 and the one of the Asian side is 216. The national telephone code of Turkey is 90. All of the telephone numbers consist of 7 digits. For example telephone number of Galatasaray University is 2274480 and the code of the European side is 212. So if you want to call Galatasaray University from Asian side the number transforms into 0 212 2274480. If you want to call the same number from abroad it transforms into 00 90 212 2274480. There are prepayed telephone cards of Turkish Telecom specially designed for calling abroad.
Almost all of the shopping centers are open every day until 22h00.
Beware of dangerous and inconsiderate driving, especially when crossing roads. Even if you are on a pedestrian crossing, look carefully before crossing. Turkey is a comparatively safe country as far as crime is concerned, but it is best to take reasonable precautions against pickpockets in crowded areas.
The time zone is 1 hour later from Central European Time Zone, 2 hours later from the Greenwich Mean Time.
http://www.mfa.gov.tr/visa-information-for-foreigners.en.mfa"
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