Announcements
IV International Symposium 'SCIENCE DIPLOMACY IN A MULTIPOLAR WORLD: SCIENCE. DIALOGUE. TRUST'
Call for Papers - 3rd Graduate Conference in Civilization Studies
2025-2026 Academic Year Turkish Student 2nd Application Period Results
3rd International Symposium of the UNESCO Chair on Science Diplomacy and Scientific Heritage
2025-2026 Academic Year Turkish Student 1st Application Period Results
MEDIT ALumni Speaker Series - 2: Muhammed Zeino
Sociology of Religion Class: Civil Religion - Prof. Kemal Ataman
Medıt Alumni Speaker Series 1: Abdurrahman Mihirig - A Talk About Nothing
How to Study Ottoman History
What is Multiplexity?
Māhīya, Huwīya, and a Third Possibility of Essence in Bashō's Haiku Aesthetics
Nonreligious Beliefs, Behaviors, Belongings, and Beyond in the Contemporary World
NBPT GUEST SPEAKER SERIES IX: Goodbye Religion: The Causes and Consequences of Secularization
Meet & Greet: MEDIT Community Social Hour
Call for Papers: Ladini Beliefs, Behaviors, Belongings and Beyond in the Contemporary World
Thesis Defense of Our Master Student Mahmudul Hasan Naeem
Thesis Defense of Our Master Student Mokhirakhon Nasirova
Thesis Defense of Our Master Student Esranur Yağmur
Thesis Defense of Our Master Student Sunbul Sayedi
Thesis Defense of our Master Student Khaoula El Omrani
Thesis Defense of our Master Student Zehra Nur Terzi
Thesis Defense of our Master Student Elif Canaltay
2024-2025 Academic Year Turkish Student 1st Application Period Results
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Graduates of the Alliance of Civilizations Institute Received Their Diplomas
Ismail Raci al-Fârûkî was Commemorated at MEDIT on the 40th Anniversary of His Martyrdom
Young Scholars from Around the World Convene for 'The Responsibility of Knowing'
Prof. Cemil Aydın to Delivered a Keynote Address at a Graduate Conference on Civilization Studies
2025-2026 Academic Year Spring Thesis Defenses Schedule
