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Service quality of state universities in Turkey: the case of Ankara

Pages 249-260 | Received 20 Jan 2011, Accepted 15 Oct 2011, Published online: 30 Nov 2011
 

Abstract

The aim of this study is determine the service quality perceptions of students being educated at state universities in Ankara. The sample of the study is composed of final grade students of faculties of Economics and Administrative Sciences. The sample of the study is composed of a total of randomly selected students. There were 416 returned questionnaires. In the study, the service quality scale which was developed by Holdford and Reinders and which was adapted to Turkish by Sakarya has been used. The sub-dimensions of the scale are in correlation with each other. It has been determined through the data that the students of Middle East Technical University are satisfied with service quality whereas the students of other universities are partially satisfied. Students’ views on sub-dimensions display a difference among universities. Implications for further research and practice are also discussed.

Acknowledgement

A previous version of this article was presented at the 6th National Congress on Educational Management at Famagusta, Cyprus, in April 2011.

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