University Courses Talks
University Courses (UC) Talks is an initiative launched by the Foundations Development Directorate to enrich the educational experience within the University Courses curriculum. Through the series, we invite faculty members to deliver seminars that explore and expand upon key themes and questions raised in university courses. Designed as a space for intellectual engagement beyond the classroom, UC Talks encourages interdisciplinary dialogue, critical thinking, and a deeper understanding of the challenges shaping our world today.
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Garabed Panosyan ve Ermeni Harfli Türkçe Münadi-yi Erciyes Gazetesi
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Pluralism and Social Media in Young People's Lives
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Category Theory as a Multi-Purpose Language
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Kuantum Sofrası: Bilim, Tat ve Merak Üzerine
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Affective Attunements: Childhood and Gendered Emotions in Ottoman Novels
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Humans: the greatest evolutionary force in history?
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Muslimness in Contemporary Literary Imaginations
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The Poison of Nostalgia: A Historian's View
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Kuraklık, Susuzluk, Yoksulluk ve Eylemsizlik
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States of Exception and Authoritarianism in Europe, 1900-39
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Dynamic Genomes: Generating Genetic Novelty in Evolution
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FDP in Numbers
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Gender and Sexuality in Children’s Magazines in the Late Ottoman Period
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The 1720 Imperial Circumcision Celebrations in Istanbul
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Comparing Sequences Across Species to Find the Genes Underpinning Human-ness
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Schools without Masters: Education as Anti-Authoritarianism
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Education and the Crisis of Democracy
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Lifespan & Longevity: Why Elephants don't get Cancer
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Foçateyn: Foça'nın Büyük Dönüşümü
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Zeytinlikten Sofraya Zeytinyağının Hikâyesi
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