Dear Students,
The student survey prepared within the scope of the Türkiye University Experience Research (TÜDA), conducted by the Council of Higher Education (YÖK), is now open for participation.
TÜDA is a national research study that aims to evaluate university students' educational experiences, satisfaction levels, expectations, and career goals. The opinions you share will contribute to the improvement of education, academic quality, campus facilities, administrative services, social activities, accessibility, and digital services offered at universities.
Completing the survey takes approximately 20–25 minutes. Your responses will be kept confidential and used solely for research and evaluation purposes.
Gift Card Draw
Students who complete the survey in a careful, consistent, and complete manner will be entitled to enter a special gift card draw. A total of 19 students from each university will receive gift cards worth 210,000 TL in total:
| Number of Winners |
Gift Card Amount |
| 1 student |
50,000 TL |
| 3 students |
20,000 TL |
| 5 students |
10,000 TL |
| 10 students |
5,000 TL |
How to Enter the Draw
- At the beginning of the survey: Save the participation code assigned to you in a place where you will not lose it.
- During the survey: Complete the survey in a careful, consistent, and complete manner. Surveys that do not meet these conditions will not be included in the draw.
- At the end of the survey: Enter the last four digits of your mobile phone number.
The draw will be held randomly for each university. Students who win a gift card will be able to receive it using their assigned code and the last four digits of their phone number. Detailed information regarding the delivery process will be announced separately.
Deadline for participation: July 15, 2026, 11:59 PM
Click Here to Take the Survey
https://tuda-anket.com/?universityCode=2de306885a839367df222596edeb9d4e
Thank you for your participation and contribution. Your opinions will help develop a higher-quality, student-centered educational environment in higher education.
Giresun University Vocational School of Health Services
