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FINE ARTS INSTITUTE

Our institute was established in 2006 and includes master’s
and doctorate programs in Music Major and Department,
master’s degree in Art and Master of Arts programs. With the
decision of the Higher Education Council, students cannot be
admitted to the Sculpture and Ceramic Master’s programs due
GRADUATE SCHOOLS education in our Institute. A total of 103 students have gradu-
to the lack of faculty members. As of 01.01.2020, 61 graduate,
30 Proficiency in Art and PhD program students continue their

ated from our postgraduate programs since its foundation,
with 83 master’s theses and 20 arts proficiency / doctorate
programs. Our institute staff consists of the Director, Deputy
Director, Institute Secretary, 1 ÖYP Research Assistant and 3
administrative staff.
Students of the Institute of Fine Arts share the same classes
with students of the Faculty of Fine Arts at different times.
Weekly programs are organized separately for undergraduate
and graduate students. Classes and rooms that our students
will use in lessons and individual studies are suitable for teach-
ing conditions.

Our Institute’s mission; to train artists who can contribute to
various fields of fine arts with original creations; to educate the
society in terms of art through various publications, projects
and activities, to ensure that fine arts are included in life and
in this way, creative values contribute to society. In addition,
our institute, at the national and international level; to raise
individuals who are able to lead the society in the fields of fine
arts and design in a changing world conditions, respectful to
human values, contribute to lifelong education and develop-
ment process by sharing them; It aims to provide an under-
standing of cultural differences through art, and the value of
artistic intelligence through exploration. Besides these, our in-
stitute aims to train good staff and artists trained according to
scientific and artistic criteria for universities and business sec-
tors and art centers in the free market. In accordance with this
purpose, the Fine Arts Institute cooperates with domestic and
foreign institutions, supports the increase in the number of
qualified students, and strives for the formation of all kinds of
infrastructure required for postgraduate education, encour-

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