The complete list of 36 bodies, compiled by cross-referencing ÖSYM's own "Accreditation Bodies-2026" page with the actual program data in Tables 3/4.
When the name of one of these bodies appears next to a program, it simply means that department's field-specific academic standards have passed an independent external evaluation (this is different from institutional "YÖKAK" accreditation).
The curriculum, faculty, assessment methods and infrastructure are audited against minimum standards set by independent experts in the field.
Accreditation from bodies such as ABET, AACSB and EAEVE gives an advantage in job/graduate applications abroad and in professional equivalency recognition.
Employers know that a candidate graduating from an accredited program meets a certain competency standard.
Accreditation is renewed every 2-5 years, which forces departments to keep the curriculum and infrastructure up to date.
In fields such as medicine, architecture and engineering, accreditation may be linked to the conditions for practicing the profession.
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