İzmir University

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İzmir University

İzmir Üniversitesi
Type	Private university
Active	2007 (2007)–23 July 2016 (2016-07-23)
Rector	Prof. Dr. Kayhan Erciyeş
Location	Karabağlar , İzmir , Turkey
Website	www.izmir.edu.tr

İzmir University (Turkish: İzmir Üniversitesi) was a university in the Üçkuyular neighborhood of Karabağlar, a metropolitan district of İzmir, Turkey. It was established in 2007 by the Doğanata Education and Culture Foundation, which opened in 2008.^[1] On 23 July 2016, in the course of the 2016 Turkish purges, the university was closed by the Turkish government due to its alleged ties with the Gülen movement.^[2] The staff of the university rejected the accusations.^[3]

Faculties[]

Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences[]

The Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences consisted of four departments:^[4]

• Department of Business Administration
• Department of Political Science and Administration
• Department of International Relations
• Department of Trade and Finance

Faculty of Arts and Sciences[]

The Faculty of Arts and Sciences consisted of four departments:^[5]

• Department of American Culture and Literature
• Department of English Language Teaching
• Department of Psychology
• Department of Mathematics and Computer Sciences

Faculty of Engineering[]

The Faculty of Engineering consisted of four departments:^[6]

• Department of Computer Engineering (in English)
• Department of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering (in English)
• Department of Software Engineering (in English)
• Department of Industrial Engineering (in English)

Faculty of Architecture[]

The Faculty of Engineering consisted of two departments:^[7]

• Dept. of Architecture
• Dept. of Interior Arch. and Envir.

Faculty of Law[]

^[8]

School of Health[]

The School of Health consisted of two departments:^[9]

• Department of Nursing
• Department of Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation

School of Foreign Languages[]

^[10]

Vocational School[]

The university's vocational school offered courses in:^[11]

• Computer Programming
• Child Development
• Accounting and Tax App.
• Electronics and Tel. Tech.
• Tourism and Hotel Management
• Tourism and Travel Management

Institutes[]

• Institute of Engineering and Physical Sciences^[12]
• Institute of Social Sciences^[13]

References[]

External links[]

• Official website (in English and Turkish)