Graduate School of Social Sciences

Yeditepe University 2 Graduate School Administration Academic Staff Director : Prof. Dr. M. Fazıl GÜLER Deputy Director: Prof. Dr. Emine Şule AYDENİZ Deputy Director: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Aşkın DEMİRAĞ Prof. Dr. M. Fazıl GÜLER (International Trade and Business) BA: Istanbul University, Econometrics, 1984 MA: Istanbul University, Econometrics, 1986 PhD: Istanbul University, Econometrics, 1990 Research Interests: Statistics, general statistics, market research, future prediction techniques. Prof. Dr. Emine Şule AYDENİZ (International Business Administration, German) BA: Marmara University, Economics, 1993 MA: Marmara University, Business Administration (German), 1996 PhD: Marmara University, Accounting & Finance, 2011 Research Interests: International Finance, Corporate Risk Management, Business Finance, Individual Financial Planning Assoc. Prof. Dr. Aşkın DEMİRAĞ (Management Information Systems) BA: Anadolu University, Faculty of Economics, Department of Labor Economics and Industrial Relations, 1999) MA: Anadolu University, Graduate School of Social Sciences, MBA, E-Business, 2004 PhD: Marmara University, Graduate School of Social Sciences, Communication Science Department, Department of Informa- tion Science, 2011 Research Interests: Informatics, Database, Data Mining, Social Media Researches, Applied Communication There are 27 graduate and 11 doctorate programs at our school. The Master’s (with thesis) programs consist of at least seven courses (21 credits), a seminar course and a thesis study. Our non-thesis Master’s programs consist of at least 10 courses (30 credits) and a term project course. Our programs offer an academic background that observes and tracks the ongoing development process for individuals to improve themselves. This background was designed in accordance with the basic values of the University and for the purpose of training individuals who are needed by the rapidly advancing global society and who will be able to think analytically, solve problems, are open to innovations, respect the environment, the society and its ethical values, and have creative, leader and executive qualities. The doctorate program consists of at least 7 courses (21 credits), seminar, comprehensive exam, thesis proposal, thesis supervision, thesis defense presentation for graduate students with a Thesis Master’s Degree. It consists of at least 14 courses (42 credits), seminar, comprehensive exam, thesis proposal, thesis supervision, thesis defense presentation for students who have been accepted to the program with a graduate degree. Graduate Programs