General Information about the Department of Curriculum and Instruction

The Department of Curriculum and Instruction is an academic unit dedicated to designing, implementing, and evaluating innovative, effective, and scientifically grounded educational programs. The department focuses on areas such as teaching methods, curriculum design and evaluation, teacher education, and learning processes, conducting both theoretical and applied research.

This department offers graduate-level programs, including thesis and non-thesis master's degrees, aiming to contribute to academic advancements in the field of educational sciences and provide qualified solutions to national education systems. Students gain a comprehensive understanding of the philosophical foundations, social dimensions, and technical aspects of curriculum development.

The department strives to work with an interdisciplinary approach aligned with international standards, aiming to contribute to the development of educational policies at both national and global levels. Its academic staff comprises professors, associate professors, and research assistants who are experts in their fields, supporting students through contemporary teaching methods.

Main Areas of Activity:

• Developing and evaluating educational programs
• Researching teaching methods and techniques
• Creating innovative approaches in education
• Applying qualitative and quantitative research methods
• Analyzing educational policies and proposing solutions

The Department of Curriculum and Instruction continues its mission to transform academic knowledge into practice by training leaders and experts who shape the education system.