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Bilgi
University
The Bilgi Educational and Cultural Foundation was established on October
31, (1994) for the realization of the following objectives:
to establish and operate educational and instructional institutions focusing
on foreign languages, social sciences, science and technology at all levels
and kinds to conduct scientific and cultural research
to establish and operate museums to protect our cultural heritage; to
organize seminars, briefings, conferences and/or similar gatherings for
the advancement of our nation’s cultural life; to extend provisional
or monetary support to persons or representational organs that participate
in cultural activities.
Ýstanbul Bilgi University took its place as a private, non-profit
institution within the Turkish system of higher education in June 7th,
1996 in accordance with the decision of the Turkish Grand Assembly.
Eastern
Mediterranean University
The University originated as a Higher Technological Institute established
in 1979.
Eastern Mediterranean University (EMU) is an international university
with a population of over 13,500 students from 67 different countries.
The University originated as a Higher Technological Institute established
in 1979, and received its parliamentary Charter as a trust-endowed university
in 1986.
Marmara
University
Marmara University was founded on January 16, 1883 under the name of "Hamidiye
College of Higher Commercial Education" in Caðaloðlu. At
the time, it was the only leading higher education institute for studies
in economics and commerce. Until 1923, courses were taught in various
buildings in Istanbul; however in 1923, with the declaration of the Republic,
the Institute was located in the Rectorate Building in Sultanahmet. From
1923 to 1959, the college was called the "Higher Education School
of Economics and Commerce". In the year 1959, its name was changed
to "Academy of Economics and Commercial Sciences". Finally in
the year 1982, the name was changed to "Marmara University".
This university currently does not have a published IB recognition policy.
Please contact the university directly for more information.
Yeditepe University
Modern Turkey has roots going back to the entry of Turks into Anatolia
(Asia Minor) in the 10th Century, from Central Asia through Iran. In Anatolia
they mingled with the existing Byzantine Empire, absorbing and adding
to, the many Anatolian civilisations and cultures which have existed since
earliest times including Hittites, Assyrians, Ionian Greeks, and Romans.
The Ottoman conquests, from the 14th Century onward, took Turks into the
Balkans, Central Europe, the Caucasus, the Black Sea periphery, the Middle
East and North Africa. Current Turkey mingles all these influences after
a long historical process of mutual transformation.
Yeditepe University is situated in Istanbul, the biggest
city in Europe and the former capital of three empires (Eastern Roman,
Byzantine and Ottoman); and a historical centre of Islam, Orthodox Christianity
and Eastern Christianity. Since the fall of the Ottoman Empire, Istanbul
has continued to be the major city, if not the titular capital, in a Republic,
which has inspired 20th Century movements of national liberation and secular
reform. As the commercial centre of modern Turkey, it continues to join
the Balkans and Anatolia, the Black Sea and the Mediterranean. The people
of Istanbul have roots, and continuing links with Central Asia, the Caucasus,
the Middle East and Europe. Yeditepe means Seven Hills. This refers to
the legendary Seven Hills of Istanbul.
Yeditepe belongs to a new wave of foundation universities established
in Turkey since the 1985's. Yeditepe University was established in 1996
by the Istanbul Education and Culture Foundation (ISTEKVAKFI) which promotes
education on a non-profit basis in Istanbul. Apart from several schools,
it also supports Yeditepe University. The President of the Board of Trustees
of the ISTEK Foundation is Mr. Bedrettin Dalan, the ex- Mayor of Istanbul
and deputy in the Turkish National Assembly who also founded the ISTEK
Foundation. The Board of Trustees brings together representatives of major
businesses and public organisations in Turkey. Yeditepe University was
established under the leadership of the Chairman of the Foundation, Mr.
Bedrettin Dalan. Under the Higher Education Code, all foundation universities
are public legal entities and enjoy financial and administrative autonomy.
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