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The article by our Sociology Master's student Feyza Kargılı, addressing the integration processes of Syrian migrant tradespeople in Türkiye, has been published in the Migration and Political Studies journal.

The article by Prof. Irfan Ahmad, a faculty member of our department, discussing Habermas’s intellectual stance, has been published in Teaching in Higher Education, a Q1-ranked journal.

İbrahim Emre Yanık defended his doctoral thesis, which examines the effects of European border regimes on migrants through ethnographic fieldwork in Istanbul.

At the book launch of “Palestine and the Future of Global Affairs” held at our university, the Palestinian issue was examined from an academic perspective, with discussions on its global impacts and opportunities for academic solidarity.

At the book launch event for “From the Search for Infinity to Commodification: Threats and Potentials For Islamic Cities” fundamental topics such as the transformation of Islamic cities, spatial organization, and modernization processes were discussed.

Yunus Yeşil, Research Assistant at the Department of Sociology, made a presentation on the role of artificial intelligence in academic studies and its conscious use at Başakşehir Öğrenciden Armağan Anatolian High School.

The proceedings of the symposium “Palestine and the Future of Global Affairs” held at our university have been published by Ibn Haldun University Press, under the editorship of Prof. Ramazan Aras and Assist Prof. Ahmet Yusuf Özdemir.

The “Workshop on Migrants and Future Plans in Istanbul”, which addressed the challenges faced by migrant communities in daily life and their solutions, was held at Ibn Haldun University Süleymaniye Campus, Darulkurra.

IHU Department of Sociology students Evin Öztürk, Muhammed Ali Kayran and Muhammed Emin Bulut participated in the ‘1st National Local and Oral History Research Student Symposium’, which offers young researchers the opportunity to utilize and share local and oral history approaches in historiography.

Prof. Alev Erkilet, a faculty member of IHU Department of Sociology, published her book titled ‘From the Search for Infinity to Commodification: Threats and Potentials for Islamic Cities’ with the label of Büyüyenay Publications, which took its place on the shelves while leaving the year 2024 behind.

Our students Aysylu Saetgaraeva, Ertugrul Gazi Celik, Dhilruba Kallepadath Ibrahim and Muhammad Bilal Bin Jamal were entitled to benefit from various supports offered by our University.

“Anthropology and Sociology of Emotions: Theoretical and Ethnographic Perspectives from Turkey and Beyond”, edited by Prof. Ramazan Aras, was published by Ibn Haldun University Press

Our Sociology department's collaboration with Glocal, which focuses on Linguistic Anthropology and Anthropological Linguistics, also aims to strengthen the global interactions of our University.

New undergraduate students and academics of the Department of Sociology came together in a special meeting.

As Ibn Haldun University Department of Sociology, we continue to send off our graduates to their bright futures.

At the Ibn Haldun University Graduation Ceremony, as the Sociology Department, we proudly graduated our students for the 6th time this year.

Our student, who wrote his graduation thesis under Prof. Ramazan Aras and Dr. Nursem Keskin Aksay, will continue his academic journey at Koç University.

Ruhul Amin, who completed his master's degree under the supervision of Prof. Ramazan Aras, has been accepted to the Anthropology PhD program at the University of California, Riverside.

Lassana Donzo, a graduate of our department and currently pursuing her master's degree, has been accepted to Harvard University.

At the 3rd Sociology Days Student Research Symposium, awards were distributed to those who were entitled to receive the best presentation award in the undergraduate, graduate and high school categories.

The winners of the 2024 Talal Asad Award and the 2024 Al-Biruni Award at the 3rd Sociology Days Student Research Symposium have been announced.

Academics from different ethnic groups and beliefs from all over the world came together at the Palestine Symposium to be the voice of opposition to the genocide in Palestine.

Jonathan A.C. Brown, an American scholar of Islamic studies, was the guest of the Department of Sociology to discuss the vital role of academic freedom and activism during the Palestinian War.

Our Sociology Department Master's student Nesibenur Şatıroğlu attended the ICHUS 6th International Human Studies Conference.