The Faculty of Letters began its academic activities in the 1991–1992 academic year under the name Faculty of Science and Letters. With the establishment of new departments and the expansion of its academic staff over time, the faculty grew in scope and, following the restructuring process carried out in 2010, continued its activities under the name Faculty of Letters.
Our faculty aims to educate individuals who can grasp the requirements of the age, think critically and from multiple perspectives, conduct research, be productive, embrace social responsibility, share knowledge, and remain open to innovation. By producing high-quality knowledge at an international level, it seeks to contribute to the cultural and academic development of our country with a commitment to critical thinking and a scientific approach.
Today, the Faculty carries out educational activities across various fields within the social sciences and the humanities. In addition, students are offered opportunities to enrich their academic background through double-major and minor programs.
