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Истанбулски университет Истанбулският университет (на турски: İstanbul Üniversitesi) е най-старото висше училище в Турция. Той се нарежда сред първите 10 ВУЗа, основани в Европа. Съдържание История[редактиране | редактиране на кода] Университетът е основан на 30 май 1453 г. по нареждане на султан Мехмед II след превземането на Константинопол. Структура[редактиране | редактиране на кода] Истанбулският университет се състои от 17 факултета, 12 колежа и школи за обучение, 13 института и повече от 30 изследователски центъра. Факултети[редактиране | редактиране на кода] - Истанбулски медицински факултет - Юридически факултет - Филологически факултет - Факултет по природни науки - Икономически факултет - Факултет по горско стопанство - Фармацевтичен факултет - Факултет по стоматология - Медицински факултет „Джерах паша“ - Факултет по мениджмънт - Факултет по политология - Факултет по ветеринарна медицина - Факултет по инженерство - Факултет по теология Катедра по български език и литература[редактиране | редактиране на кода] През 2008 г. към университета е създадена Катедра по български език и литература, но за 3 год. от своето съществуване в нея няма нито студенти, нито преподаватели.[1][2][3] Галерия[редактиране | редактиране на кода] Източници[редактиране | редактиране на кода] - ↑ „Защо в Истанбул учат македонски, а български не?“ // Дойче веле (бълг.) - ↑ „Защо в Истанбулския университет учат македонски, но не и български?“, 25 март 2011 // вестник Република (бълг.) - ↑ Департамент за информация и усъвършенстване на учители // Сайт на Софийски университет (бълг.) Външни препратки[редактиране | редактиране на кода] - Официален сайт (тур.) (англ.) - Местоположение - Уикимапия
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Karadeniz Technical University Karadeniz Technical University (Turkish: Karadeniz Teknik Üniversitesi), is a public research university in Trabzon, in the Black Sea region of Turkey. Established in 1955, it is the fourth oldest university in Turkey. Contents History[edit] Karadeniz Technical University, founded upon the approval of the proposal put forward by Mustafa Reşit Tarakçıoğlu, Trabzon deputy of the time, and his 28 friends on May 20, 1955, is the first university to be founded except for the ones established in Istanbul and Ankara. Eight years after the foundation, Department of Basic Sciences, Civil Engineering, Architecture, Mechanical Engineering and Forest Engineering faculties were established in accordance with the article 336, enacted on September 19, 1963. On December 2, 1963, the education in the university commenced in Trabzon Atatürk Secondary School, in Esentepe quarter. In 1966 the university moved to its present location. Continuing its development, the university expanded after the introduction of Earth Sciences and Medicine Faculty on October 4, 1973. After the introduction of Higher Education Article 2547 in 1981, the university continued to develop with new faculties and departments. The continuing development of Karadeniz Technical University is in parallel with the needs of the surrounding environment. In this respect, the faculties of Dentistry, Pharmacy, Fine Arts, Communication and Of School of Technical Education are some units to offer a good education and excellent research potential. Today, the university, embracing the geography from Trabzon to Gümüşhane and from Ordu to Artvin, is one of the outstanding educational institutions of the country with its 18 faculties, 1 conservatory, 4 Schools, 10 Vocational Schools, 5 Institutes, 16 Research Centers, 1828 staff of high caliber and 37000 students coming from various cities. Campus[edit] Main campus (Kanuni)[edit] - Rectorate - Faculty of Engineering - Faculty of Sciences - Faculty of Letters - Faculty of Architecture - Faculty of Forestry - Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences - Faculty of Medicine - Faculty of Dentistry - Faculty of Pharmacy - Faculty of Fine Arts - Faculty of Law - School of Foreign Languages - Vocational School of Health Services - Institutes - Research centers Fatih Campus[edit] - Fatih Education Faculty - Faculty of Communication - School of Music and Drama - Trabzon Vocational School - Trabzon Vocational School of Theology Sürmene Campus[edit] - Sürmene Faculty of Marine Sciences Muammer Dereli Campus[edit] - Sürmene Faculty of Marine Sciences- Department of Deck Of Campus[edit] - Of Faculty of Technical Education Engineering Education in Technical University[edit] Faculty of Engineering is one of the core faculties at Karadeniz Technical University. Firstly, it has been established as three different engineering faculties namely "Faculty of Civil Engineering and Architecture", "Faculty of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering" and "Faculty of Earth Sciences" in 1963. After the establishment of the Turkish Council of Higher Education in 1981, these faculties have been united as one single faculty under the name "Faculty of Engineering and Architecture" consisting of seven departments (Civil Eng., Electrical Eng., Geodesy Eng., Geophysical Eng., Geology and Architecture). Afterwards, six more departments (Mining Eng., computer Eng., Industrial Eng., Metallurgical and Material eng., Interior Architecture and City And Regional Planning) were added to Faculty. With decision of The Turkish Council of Ministers in 2005, Faculty of Engineering and Architecture has been cancelled, and two new faculties have been established as Faculty of Engineering and Faculty of Architecture. Faculty of Engineering has the following ten departments. All departments excluding Industrial Engineering and Metallurgical and Material Engineering are offering undergraduate program, as well as numerous graduate programs at both master's and doctoral level. Faculties[edit] - Faculty of Sciences - Faculty of Letters - Faculty of Engineering - Faculty of Architecture - Faculty of Forestry - Faculty of Marine Sciences - Departman of Economics and Administrative Sciences - Economics - Business Administration - Finance - International Relations - Labour Economics and Industrial Relations - Econometrics - Public Administration - Faculty of Medicine - Fatih Faculty of Education - Faculty of Dentistry - Faculty of Communication - Faculty of Fine Arts - Department of Music and Opera - Of Faculty of Technology - Faculty of Law - Faculty of Theology - Faculty of Medical Sciences Research and Application Centers[edit] - History of Atatürk’s Principles and Reforms - Computer Sciences - Computer Aided Design-Engineering and Production - Geographical Information Systems - Environmental Issues - Sea Ecology - Electronic Communication Systems - Landslide - Kanuni Sultan Süleyman - Black Sea, Caucasus and Central Asian Studies - Materials Science and Production Technology - Preschool Education - Forestry - Foreign Languages Teaching Schools[edit] - Trabzon School of Health Sciences - Midwifery - Nursing - School of Foreign Languages Notes[edit] See also[edit]