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ANKARA UNIVERSITY (REVIEWS)
Ebrar S
Turkey,
Linguistics, 2016
Overall
Review: Linguistics at Ankara University

As a student of linguistics at Ankara University, I have had the privilege of being a part of a vibrant academic community that values the study of language and its intricate workings. The linguistics department at Ankara University has proven to be a leading institution in the field, offering a comprehensive program that combines theoretical knowledge with practical application.

One of the standout features of the linguistics department is its faculty. The professors and instructors are renowned experts in their respective fields, possessing a wealth of knowledge and experience. They are approachable, dedicated, and deeply passionate about linguistics. Their expertise not only ensures a high standard of education but also fosters a stimulating learning environment. I have found that the faculty members are always willing to provide guidance and support to students, both inside and outside the classroom.

The curriculum in linguistics at Ankara University is well-structured and covers a broad range of topics, including phonetics, syntax, semantics, sociolinguistics, psycholinguistics, and more. The coursework is designed to provide a solid foundation in theoretical linguistics while also offering opportunities for hands-on research and practical application. I have particularly enjoyed the balance between theoretical lectures and interactive seminars, which encourage critical thinking and open discussions.

Furthermore, the linguistics department at Ankara University offers various resources and opportunities for students to enhance their learning experience. The university library boasts an extensive collection of linguistic literature, including academic journals, books, and research papers. The department also hosts regular guest lectures and workshops, inviting esteemed scholars and professionals to share their expertise and insights. These events not only enrich our understanding of linguistics but also expose us to the latest developments and trends in the field.

Additionally, Ankara University provides ample opportunities for research and academic growth. The linguistics department encourages students to engage in independent research projects, allowing us to delve deeper into our areas of interest and contribute to the field of linguistics. Faculty members are supportive and readily available to supervise research endeavors, offering valuable guidance throughout the process. The university also encourages collaboration and interdisciplinary studies, providing a dynamic platform for exploring the intersections between linguistics and other disciplines.

Another notable aspect of studying linguistics at Ankara University is the vibrant student community. There are various student organizations and clubs dedicated to linguistics and related fields. These extracurricular activities provide opportunities for networking, organizing conferences, and participating in linguistic events both within the university and beyond. The community is welcoming, inclusive, and fosters a sense of belonging among linguistics students.

In terms of facilities, Ankara University offers modern classrooms, well-equipped laboratories, and state-of-the-art technology to facilitate effective learning and research. The university campus itself is spacious and beautiful, providing a serene environment conducive to both academic pursuits and personal growth.

Overall, my experience as a linguistics student at Ankara University has been nothing short of enriching. The combination of knowledgeable faculty, comprehensive curriculum, research opportunities, and a vibrant student community has made it an ideal environment for studying linguistics. I feel well-prepared for a career in linguistics and confident in the education I have received. If you are passionate about the study of language and its complexities, I highly recommend considering Ankara University's linguistics department as a top choice for your academic journey.
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Pros
All courses can be taught in English
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Oldest University in Ankara
?layda Ç
Turkey,
Pharmacy, 2024
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Ankara University has the oldest pharmacy faculty. We have so many courses like pharmaceutical technology as practically and theoretically , pharmacology, pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmacognosy where we learn in detail about many plants and their uses. I think that we received a very detailed and well-equipped training in pharmacy. It is a multi-disciplinary university.
In pharmaceutical technology courses we are doing some creams, ointments, pills, capsules, syrups and suppositories as practically. In pharmaceutical chemistry lesson we are learning organic chemistry very deeply and we are doing so many experiments about some products.
Also, our university has very social communities, I feel so lucky about it. We have so many different events, we have a chance to develop ourselves as social way.  After graduation I am sure that I will be well-qualified.
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Careers
Our university recommends that we do compulsory internships every year and we find these internships ourselves. Sometimes we get information from our professors about the places where we will do our internship and ask for help.  We have the opportunity to do internship abroad as Erasmus internship or regular internship, but unfortunately we have to find and arrange our internship places ourselves, our university does not help in this regard.
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Pros
I think what makes our school the most special is our professors. We have the opportunity to take classes from very successful professors in their field.
Cons
We have  traditional pharmacy education and I think they should adapt to the new era and integrate pharmacy with technology.
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Physics engineer - Optical design, LASER systems test engineer, process engineer
Şahin U
Turkey, Graduate
Engineering, 2008
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Specialist engineer on the design and manufacturing of optical remote sensing systems for military purposes as well
as development of test systems for the above-mentioned systems. Years of experience on the design and
realization of automated test procedures for optical detection systems and avionic assemblies for autonomous
operation. Further experience on laboratory tests, pulsed Laser sources, automated attenuators, four quadrant
detectors, FPGA based data collecting boards with RS-232 and RS-485 protocols.
Theoretical experience in the development of models for remote optical detection systems.
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Pros
Research institutes and laboratories
Cons
Education schedule
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Ankara University is one of the famouse universities in Turkey
Denis M
Belgium, Graduate
Language, 1992
Overall
you can staudy orientale languages as Arabic , farsi , chinees, japonees , hindi..you can find very interesting teachers..  one the other hand you can study western languages like french english german spanish..
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Pros
nice place, in city town. acceciblity.
Cons
cold wheater
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mehmet b
HES Rotterdam, Rotterdam, Netherlands
Physics, Undergraduate, Independent
Overall
I wish I had known...
NO!
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In my opinion:
Stay home.
Important factors in my choice
(1) Unimportant – (4) Very important
Academic reasons
4
Culture
4
Costs
2
Activities
1
Campus life
1
Party / people
3
Weather / location
1
Personal recommendation
pERFECT!!!
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During my experience abroad, I ...
(1) Never – (4) A lot
Became familiar with another culture
4
Traveled
4
Improved language skills
4
Met people from other countries
4
Became more independent
4
Partied a lot
1
Experienced a change in life
4
Advanced my studies & career
4
Final comments
NON-EUROPEAN COUNTRIES' STUDENTS SHOULD BETTER STAY AND STUDY AT HOME COUNTRY!! FOR US ,,IT IS REALLY DIFFICULT TO MANAGE!!BUT,,ITS ALSO UP TO THE CHARACTER AND COURAGE!!!
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Psychological Counseling and Guidance
Yusuf B
Turkey, Undergraduate
Psychology and Behavioural Sciences, 2018
Overall
My area is a multidisiplinar one. I took some Pedagogical Formation- Educational Psychology classes as well as the Psychology's subfields' courses(Social Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, etc.) Also, my programme is focused on Psychological Counseling and practising of this area.
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Pros
Practising opportunities, a chance to get to see many different areas. Well equipped proffesors.
Cons
Many of Pedagogical Formation compulsory  classes.
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