Prof. Selim Ferruh Adalı, member of the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Department of History, participated in the conference organized by the International Assyriological Association (IAA). These annual conferences are held since the 1950s and are the meeting place for Assyriologists from around the world. The 69th conference organized this year was held in Helsinki with Helsinki University, Faculty of Arts, as the host. Prof.

During the preference process, we are waiting for all our candidate students at the ASBU Promotion Days organized at the ASBU Campus between 09.00-17.00.

Prof. Dr. José Javier Ruiz Ibáñez, from University of Murcia, Department of History, has visited our University's Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Department of History. Topics like a critical appraisal of 16th century historiography and comparisons of ancient cultures were among the topics discussed. Assistant Professor Emine Sökmen Adalı, from ASBÜ Department of Anthropology, has accompanied this visit and shared her knowledge on the ancient history of Ankara. 

Assoc. Prof. Nagihan Gür, a member of the Department of Turkish Language and Literature in our faculty, published her article titled ""Bir Hikâye Birden Çok Anlatı: Nigârîn’in Hikâyesinin Yüzyıllara Yayılmış Serüveni" in the journal “Zemin”. For the access link of the article; https://zemindergi.com/index.php/pub/article/view/100

The ASA (ASBU Journal of Social Research) published by our faculty has been accepted to the MLA Bibliography index.

As part of the HIST360 History and Culture of Ankara course, a field trip was organized to the archaeopark area reflecting the multi-layeredness of Ankara. The remains of the Ottoman period bath structure, debbağ workshops and road routes were examined. The theater building, which is an important symbol of Ankara's Roman cultural life, was visited and discussed in the context of the spatial organization of the city within the scope of the course.

Click here to access the current issue of our faculty journal; ASA -SSUA Journal of Social Research. 

ASBU Department of Turkish Language and Literature will start accepting students with a 30% English curriculum as of the 2023-2024 academic year. With this decision, which is part of the internationalization mission of our university and the Department of Turkish Language and Literature, our students will have the opportunity to have a bilingual education and thus complete their university education with Turkish and English content both in their own fields and in different disciplines.