Giresun University provides an online ECTS Course Catalogue to help incoming Erasmus+ students explore academic programmes, review course descriptions and prepare their Learning Agreements.
The catalogue includes information about degree programmes, courses, ECTS credits and academic requirements.
Students can use the catalogue to explore faculties, departments and degree programmes.
Course Selection and Learning Agreement Incoming Erasmus+ students should consult the Course Catalogue when preparing their Learning Agreement for Studies. Before finalising their course selection, students are advised to contact the relevant Departmental Erasmus Coordinator to confirm the availability and suitability of their selected courses. Please note that courses listed in the catalogue may not necessarily be offered every semester. Course availability and academic arrangements should therefore be confirmed with the relevant department. The Learning Agreement must be approved by the student, the sending institution and Giresun University before the mobility begins.
Language of Instruction and Assessment The primary language of instruction at Giresun University is Turkish. Regular courses are generally delivered in Turkish. However, incoming Erasmus+ students may complete their academic requirements through English-language assignments, examinations, projects or alternative assessment arrangements, subject to agreement with the relevant academic staff. Students should discuss these arrangements with their Departmental Erasmus Coordinator and course lecturers before finalising their Learning Agreement. The availability of English-language assessment does not necessarily mean that the course itself is taught in English.
ECTS Credits and Academic Recognition Giresun University uses the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS) to support academic transparency and the recognition of study periods abroad. ECTS credits reflect the estimated student workload required to achieve the learning outcomes of a course. Students should select courses in consultation with their home university to ensure that the credits and learning outcomes are suitable for recognition following their Erasmus+ mobility.
Further Information For assistance with course selection, Learning Agreements or academic arrangements, incoming Erasmus+ students may contact the Erasmus Coordination Office.
