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With its seven departments and four supportive programs, CSSH is a rich and varied College within Koç University’s educational and research landscape. Composed of almost 150 faculty members, more than 1000 students, and a strong team of administrative staff members, CSSH brings together different interests and specializations in the fields of Humanities and Social Sciences, ranging from Archaeology and History of Art, History, Comparative Literature, and Philosophy, to Media and Visual Arts, Sociology, and Psychology. Through its wide variety of core courses, training in Academic Writing and Turkish Communication skills, ancient and foreign language classes, and the activities of the KU Writing Center, CSSH extensively contributes to the university-wide course offer. All Koç University students study at least once with us during their undergraduate careers!
The Ottoman Canon and the Construction of Arabic and Turkish Literatures
Professor Aylin Küntay, Dean of the College of Social Sciences and Humanities, has been honored with a prestigious Membership at the Academia Europaea. The Academia Europaea, established in 1988, stands as a distinguished European Academy of Humanities, Letters, and Sciences, comprising esteemed individual members dedicated to advancing knowledge and education throughout Europe. Professor Küntay's elevation to this esteemed position underscores her significant contributions to the fields of language and communication development, sociocognitive development, social interaction, gesture studies, child-directed input and interaction, as well as her pioneering work in the realms of social robots and education.
The Ottoman Canon and the Construction of Arabic and Turkish Literatures
Professor Aylin Küntay, Dean of the College of Social Sciences and Humanities, has been honored with a prestigious Membership at the Academia Europaea. The Academia Europaea, established in 1988, st...
Climate change, global warming, depletion of natural resources and biodiversity loss needs immediate action from many disciplines, including design and the arts.
Assistant Prof. Dr. C. Ceyhun Arslan of the Department of Comparative Literature has been awarded a Georg Forster Research Fellowship for Experienced Researchers.
