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The course ELT 616: Human Language Processing has been removed from the program. We kindly ask all students to take this update into account when planning their academic schedules.
Dear Applicants,
Interviews for ELT PhD Applications for Fall 2024-2025 will be held in person and take place as follows:
Thursday 4 July, starting at 10.00
Kindly find the exact date and time of your interview below.
ELT Admissions Committee
Dear Applicants,
Interviews for ELT M.A. Applications for Fall 2024-2025 will be held in person and take place as follows:
Monday 1 July & Tuesday 2 July, starting at 10.00
Kindly find the exact date and time of your interview below.
ELT Admissions Committee
We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Prof. Dr. Sevda Çalışkan, who was a faculty member of our Department from 1988 to 2003.
Prof. Dr. Sevda Çalışkan taught and influenced countless students, including many of the active faculty members of our Department today. She was an awe-inspiring professor, a dedicated, outstanding literary scholar, a principled intellectual, and a meticulous translator.
Our thoughts in this sad time are with her family, friends, colleagues, and students, who will sorely miss her impressive personality and inspiring guidance.
Dear Applicants,
Interviews for ELIT M.A. Applications for Fall 2024/2025 will be held online and take place as follows:
Wednesday, 26 June, starting at 10:00.
Kindly find the exact date and time of your interview below.
Good luck!
ELIT Admissions Committee
Tomoe Sato from Yokohama City University visited our department between February 26th and March 1st, 2024, within the scope of Erasmus+ staff mobility for teaching. She introduced online learning tools and demonstrated lesson examples using artificial intelligence in the classroom.
Dear Undergraduate Students,
AdımODTÜ continues to support the scientific endeavors you undertake.
Within the scope of AdımODTÜ's Undergraduate Research Program, a total of 242 projects involving 1062 undergraduate students have been supported, with 17 projects in 2018, 27 in 2019, 57 in 2020, 64 in 2021, and 77 in 2022.
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