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Kayseri University is a public university located in Kayseri, Turkey. It was established on 18 May 2018 through a separation from Erciyes University, making it one of three public universities in Kayseri. The main campus, 15 Temmuz Campus, is situated in the Talas district. 

The university has 102 academic departments organised into six faculties, which oversee undergraduate programmes. These faculties include engineering, architecture and design; applied sciences; Islamic sciences; social sciences and humanities; health sciences; and computer and information sciences. 

Kayseri University also offers postgraduate studies through its Institute of Graduate Studies.

Vocational training is provided through 14 vocational schools, including the Vocational School of Information Technologies, Kayseri Organized Industrial Zone Vocational School, Technical Sciences Vocational School, and others distributed across Kayseri districts.

The university has developed a broad international collaboration network through the Erasmus Programme. Partner institutions include Parthenope University of Naples and University of Sannio in Italy, Tallinn University of Applied Sciences in Estonia, University of Oradea and Politehnica University of Bucharest in Romania and Pope John Paul II State School of Higher Education and University of Szczecin in Poland.

Kayseri University serves approximately 18,100 students with the support of 279 academic staff and 373 administrative personnel.