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We held our first annual World in Conversation meeting with Lisa Dribin, Global Program Manager, to review program plans and progress. We also discussed the status and development of the new dialogue sessions.

 Mr. Baban Othman, a faculty member at the College of Economics and Administration, will give an interesting seminar  on Real Estate Marketing . He will talk about new methods, market trends, and how digital tools may help sell homes. The seminar will focus on useful ways to learn about what customers want and how to create successful marketing campaigns. The goal is to give them the basic knowledge they need to work in the competitive real estate market. We warmly welcome you to join us for this informative and engaging discussion. 

  Miss Bekhal B. K. from the College of Education, Department of English Language , will present a seminar titled “Hatred in Jane Eyre : A Psychological Approach.” The seminar explores how emotions of hatred shape the characters’ behavior and relationships in Charlotte Brontë’s novel. It examines the roots of hatred through psychological theories, focusing on repression, trauma, and inner conflict. Miss Bekhal highlights how hatred functions as both a destructive and transformative force in the narrative. We warmly welcome you to join us for this enriching discussion, which promises to deepen our appreciation and understanding of Jane Eyre and the complexity of human emotion.

 Mr. Azr A. M. and Miss Bekhal B. K., accompanied by a group of ELT students from the College of Education, paid a visit to the Regional Minister for Components Affairs, Mr. Ayden Maruf. During the meeting, Mr. Maruf invited the students to ask questions about scholarship opportunities. The students also received valuable information about various educational programs and YTB scholarships offered by the Turkish government. Here are some photos from today's event:

The new academic year is progressing with enthusiasm as students from the Department of English, College of Education , continue to attend their classes actively. These moments capture our students’ dedication, engagement, and love for learning. We are proud to see such consistent participation and positive energy in the classroom. Keep up the great spirit, and best wishes for a successful semester ahead!