Dear Students,
There is no doubt that our world has entered a very different dimension, unlike the previous years, since the 2020 artificial intelligence years. As young individuals of our country, your basic need will be to recognize and know this new dimension in order to build your future as you wish. Here, Gedik University Department of Political Science and International Relations aims to bring you, the youth, together with this new dimension of our world. Your department will give you clues about what kind of environment you will live in the future and how you can cope with it and be successful in order to achieve this goal.
Globalization affects all areas of your life with all its features, positive and negative aspects. The three basic characteristics of globalization that stand out are uncertainty, individuality and integration. You should be able to make individual and integrated decisions and make relational comments in the face of complex events for your near and distant future. You will only be successful by overcoming the difficulties and problems of the future with these qualities.
As a department, we provide this purpose with our unique education model, programs, application studies, qualified lecturers, and education methods. Since the education is carried out together with Erasmus and exchange students, it will provide you with a great gain in terms of catching the universal climate. As a result, you will have a good level of English and an intermediate level of Chinese language besides your mother language. In addition, our age is the age of digitalization. With the two courses you will take, you will not only understand digitization and global politics, but you will also learn Python and Power BI in artificial intelligence, and graduate with a powerful CV.
Overall, having a piece of superior equipment will be your biggest supporter for your success on the road of life. I wish you all a successful, peaceful, and happy education process.
Prof. Dr. Süha Atatüre
Head of the Department of Political Science and International Relations