Marmara University, Turkey

Marmara Üniversitesi

Marmara University is one of the oldest educational institutions in Turkey, so it is of great importance among all the universities there, and it includes a large number of academic and scientific disciplines.

Marmara University

About the Marmara University

- Marmara University is one of the oldest universities in Turkey. It was established on January 16, 1883, in Istanbul and was then a different name. It was a group of disciplines, including the Faculty of Commerce, Agriculture and others.

- Initially, this college was a place for female education, and the first graduation payments were made up of thirteen students, and then the developments on the university were progressed to what it was today.

- From 1982 to 1983, the university was admitted to nine faculties, a school and an institute. As for the current number, the university includes 16 colleges, nine schools and 11 institutes. It also offers a large number of educational courses, up to 199 continuous courses. The number of students enrolled in it reaches 17,000 students.

Specializations of the Marmara University

The university includes a large number of scientific and academic disciplines. These disciplines are organized on the basis of a number of colleges, institutes and schools. Through these organizations, scientific research is enriched, as well as the establishment of a large number of laboratories in order to enrich the educational process.

Colleges of Marmara University

- Ataturk College of Education includes German language studies, computer science, biological sciences, geological studies, physical studies, French language studies, mathematics, English language, chemistry, social studies, history and Turkish literature.

- Faculty of Fine Arts, including designs and photography, Turkish art history, graphic arts, interior design, music, painting, cinema, television and fashion.

- College of Engineering Studies, including Computer Engineering, Environmental Science Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Structural Engineering, Mechanics Engineering and others.

- The Faculty of Science and Arts, which can study German literature, information technology, biology, geology, physics, chemistry, mathematics, art history, various historical studies, Turkish language and literature.

- College of Health Studies and includes many medical matters, including specialization of obstetrics and gynaecology, nursing and other specialities.

- College of Technological Studies, including mechanical engineering technology, machinery management technology, materials technology and others.

- Faculty of Economics and includes economic studies and international relations and financial, and can be studied in English.

- Faculty of theology and can be taught in this college in Arabic and English, as well as Turkish.

- Faculty of Communication Sciences, including journalism and international relations, and development of radio, television and cinema technologies.

- Faculty of Dentistry.

- College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences.

- Faculty of Arts and Applied Sciences.

- School of Law.

- College of Business Administration.

- College of Political Science.

- Faculty of Physical Sciences and Sports Studies.

- Faculty of medicine.