
The Department of Turkology at L. N. Gumilev Eurasian National University offers comprehensive education in the field of Turkic studies, covering history, archeology, ethnography, art, language, and literature of Turkic peoples. Established in 2010, the department provides a three-level degree system: Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctoral PhD. Students benefit from a student-oriented curriculum that allows for the selection of elective modules and practical training opportunities. The department emphasizes textual, philological, historical, and cultural analysis, preparing students for practical application of their knowledge. Teaching staff are highly qualified, with many holding doctorates and actively participating in research and professional development. The department fosters strong connections with employers such as the Turkic Academy, the National Museum, and various Turkish cultural and business organizations, ensuring that educational programs align with industry needs. International cooperation is a key aspect, with partnerships established with universities and institutions worldwide for academic mobility, research, and faculty exchange.
The Department of Turkology offers educational programs at the Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctoral PhD levels. Students have the opportunity to specialize in Turkology or Foreign Philology with a focus on the Turkish language. The curriculum is designed to be student-centric, allowing for the choice of elective modules and research topics.
Graduates of the Turkology program are prepared for a variety of roles in fields related to Turkic languages, cultures, and history. The department has established connections with relevant organizations to facilitate employment.
Specific academic requirements may vary for international students. Please contact the department for detailed information.
Tuition fees and living cost estimates are not provided on the program page. International students should contact the university directly for this information.
The "Turkish Studies Journal" published by the department is registered with the Ministry of Information and Public Development and has an ISSN. Efforts are underway to increase its citation index for inclusion in Scopus and Web of Science.