About Gazi University
Gazi University was founded in 1926 during the era of Kemal Atatürk in the Turkish capital, Ankara, originally as the “Gazi Teacher Training Institute.” In 1982, it merged with several academies and colleges to become a university. Today, Gazi University includes 15 faculties, 9 vocational colleges of higher education, 26 research centers, and 6 graduate institutes.
Gazi University aims to develop perspectives regarding social issues, responsibilities, ethics, and to promote technical, scientific, and cultural exchanges with similar institutions nationally and internationally, contributing to Turkey’s development process.
Gazi University is one of the largest universities in Turkey, with approximately 57,000 students, including about 1,500 students from Central Asian countries. The faculty includes about 4,000 professors, lecturers, and assistants. The university ranks among the top 500 universities worldwide.
Gazi University participates in various collaborative projects and student exchange programs with universities around the world. The university uses both Turkish and English as languages of instruction.
Faculties and Departments
- Faculty of Medicine Faculty of Dentistry
- Faculty of Pharmacy Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences
- Faculty of Health Sciences: Nutrition – Physical Therapy – Nursing – Radiology
- Faculty of Architecture: Architecture – Urban and Regional Planning – Industrial Product Design – Environmental Design – Interior Architecture
- Faculty of Engineering: Information Engineering – Chemical Engineering – Civil Engineering – Computer Engineering – Electrical and Electronic Engineering – Industrial Engineering- Mechanical Engineering
- Faculty of Communication: Journalism – Public Relations – Radio and Television
- Faculty of Tourism: Tourism Management – Travel Management and Tour Guiding – Culinary Arts and Cooking – Recreation Management
- Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences: Economic and Industrial Relations – Economics – Business Administration – Public Finance – Health Management – Political Science and Public Administration – International Relations – International Trade
- Faculty of Law Faculty of Education: Department of Computer and Instructional Technologies – Department of Social Sciences
- Fine Arts Education: Department of Mathematics and Science – Special Education – Social Sciences and Turkish Education – Primary Education – Foreign Language Education
- Faculty of Fine Arts
- Faculty of Arts and Sciences: Archaeology – Western Languages and Literatures – Philosophy – Psychology – Sociology – Turkish Language and Literature
