Kayseri is a medium-sized, economically vibrant city in central Turkey, 320 km south-east of Ankara.
Our protocols are made for inter-institutional research, social benefit projects and for our students to do internships.
Graduates of our faculty can be employed in Public Institutions, Private Sector, Research Companies, Global Media Sector, Banking Sector and Non-Governmental Organizations.
Political Science and International Relations who have a strong analytical thinking ability, can approach the problems critically and look at the problems of social sciences with a holistic perspective.
AGU STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE ELECTIONS HAVE BEEN CONCLUDED
As the Department of Political Science and International Relations of AGU, we have held the second of our seminar series this semester.
As the Department of Political Science and International Relations of AGU, we have held the third of our seminar series this semester.
Dr. Armağan Teke-Lloyd, representing our department and university, attended the conference titled "War in Ukraine: Regional & Humanitarian Consequences" organized by the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, Directorate of Communications.
As the Department of Political Science and International Relations of AGU, we have held the fifth of our seminar series this semester.
Research assistant İbrahim Alsancak's chapter titled "People's Republic of China" was published by Palgrave Macmillan publishing house in the book "The Palgrave Handbook of Comparative Public Administration"
Our faculty member, Dr. Armağan TEKE LLOYD will attend The War in Ukraine: Conflict, Security and Migration Conference.
As the Department of Political Science and International Relations of AGU, we have held the first of our seminar series this semester.
Our department head, Dr. M. Celil Çelebi's "Western Democracy and the AKP: A Dialogical Analysis of Turkey's Democratic Crisis" was published by Taylor & Francis publishing house.
Our faculty member, Dr. Murat Inan's article titled "Tolerance for Unity: A Deceptive Call" was published in the Turkish Journal of Political Science.
Our faculty dean Prof. Saniye Dedeoğlu's newest titled "Intersecting Vulnerabilities: Syrian Refugee Women and Turkey's Agricultural Workforce" was published.