「学校推荐」新西伯利亚州立格林卡音乐学院
2024-11-14
更新时间：2023-12-18 19:25:02作者：欧曼老师
1999年，塞尔库克亚沙尔体育和教育基金会决定建立亚沙尔大学。2001年，土耳其国民议会批准了这一决定，该大学于2002-2003学年开始教学
亚沙尔大学提供本科生和研究生课程。共有九个学院：科学和艺术；经济和行政科学；表达人文社会科学；商业法律艺术与设计；工程和建筑。还有应用科学学院、职业学院、司法职业学院、外国语学院和研究生院
国际关系和项目办公室负责通过伊拉斯谟和全球交流等留学机会欢迎国际学生来到大学。亚沙尔大学为国际学生提供了在多样化的学术环境中体验土耳其爱琴海真实生活方式的机会
该大学有许多研究机构，包括欧洲联盟研究中心、地中海研究中心和国际法执行与研究中心。全年，学生和工作人员利用这些最先进的设施开展创新研究项目
该大学位于土耳其安纳托利亚西部城市伊兹密尔。伊兹密尔是该国第三大城市，位于爱琴海沿岸。这座城市有着丰富而广阔的历史，可以追溯到古代希腊城市士麦那。几个世纪以来，伊兹密尔和希腊人一样，都是亚美尼亚人、黎凡特人和土耳其人的家园。它的历史被保存在许多考古遗址中，包括士麦那的罗马Agora、卡迪费卡莱山和Asanör塔
In 1999 Selcuk Yaşar Sports and Education Foundation decided to establish Yaşar University. In 2001 the Turkish National Assembly approved this decision and the university began teaching in the 2002-2003 academic year.
Yaşar University offers both undergraduate and postgraduate courses. There are nine faculties: science and arts; economics and administrative sciences; communication; human and social sciences; business; law; art and design; engineering, and architecture. There is also the School of Applied Sciences, Vocational School, Vocational School of Justice, School of Foreign Languages and the Graduate School.
The International Relations and Programs Office is responsible for welcoming international students to the university through study abroad opportunities such as Erasmus and Global Exchange. Yaşar University provides international students with the opportunity to experience an authentic Turkish-Aegean lifestyle in a diverse academic environment.
The university has a number of research institutes including the European Union Research Centre, the Centre for Mediterranean Studies and the International Law Implementation and Research Centre. Throughout the year students and staff carry out innovative research projects using these state-of-the-art facilities.
The university is located in Izmir, a city in Turkey in western Anatolia. Izmir is the country’s third largest city and sits along the Aegean coast. The city has a rich and expansive history, which dates back to ancient times when it was the Greek city of Smyrna. As well as the Greeks, Izmir has been home to Armenians, Levantines, Turks throughout the centuries. Its history has been preserved in a number of archaeological sites including the Roman Agora of Smyrna, Mount Kadifekale and Asanör tower.
