Dicle University
The Faculty of Medicine of Diyarbakir, which was opened in 1966 under the administration of the Faculty of Medicine of Ankara University, forms the nucleus of the present university. By transferring its students to Diyarbakir in 1969, it continued its activities as a faculty of Ankara University and in 1974 with the opening of the Faculty of Science, Diyarbakir University was actively founded. After the Higher Education Law, with the article number 2547 went into effect, the name of Diyarbakir University was changed into Dicle University in accordance with the decree having law force with number 41, issued in 1982.
Foundation and History
The Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Engineering and Architecture, which were established following the decree together with the schools taken over from the Ministry of Education, were attached to Dicle University. Later, Mardin Vocational School in 1988-1989, Health Services Vocational School in 1990-1991 Academic Year, and Atatürk Health Services Vocational School in 1992-1993 Academic Year were opened as the new institutions of the university. Following that, under the administration of our university the establishment of new vocational schools, each in Bismil, Cermik and Batman was approved. In accordance with the law number 3837, issued on 11.07.1992, Sanliurfa Faculty of Agriculture and Sanliurfa Vocational School, which were under the administration of our university, were soon attached to newly founded Harran University and establishment of 3 new faculties, under the name of Agriculture, Veterinary and Theology was approved. Along with the faculties mentioned above, the schools established in Bismil and Cermik, and the Health Services Vocational School established in the province of Batman started its educational activities in 1993-1994 Academic Year. Sirnak Vocational School started its activities in 1995-1996 Academic Year, several years after its establishment. In addition to our present faculties and schools, in 1997-1998 Academic Year, Health Schools each in Diyarbakir, Siirt and Mardin and vocational schools each in Ergani and Cungus were opened and began to give education. Later, in 1998-1999 Academic Year in Diyarbakir "Physical Education and Sports School" and in 1999-2000 Academic Year "Technical Education Faculty" were opened in Batman. Moreover, in Diyarbakir, a "State Conservatory" was established. State Conservatory began its activities in 2002-2003 Academic Year. With the opening of Siirt Vocational School in Siirt in 2002-2003 Academic Year, today there are 11 Faculties, 4 Schools, 11 Vocational Schools, 1 Conservatory, 3 Graduate Schools, 8 Application and Research Centres, 1 Training and Research Hospital under the administration of Dicle University.
Faculties, Departments and Main Branches
The Faculty of Medicine
It was opened in 1966 as a part of the Faculty of Medicine of Ankara University and on 20 January, 1969 transferring its students to Diyarbakir it began its educational activities in the building of the Numune Hospital. The Faculty is still continuing to offer services in the building of Training and Research Hospital with 1050 beds built on its modern campus and can fully meet the needs of the region. With polyclinics, clinics, classrooms, labs, administrative blocks, etc. it has 192.000 square meters area .a. Department of Basic Medical Sciences |
The department includes the following branches : |
1. Anatomy |
2. Biophysics |
3. Biostatistics |
4. Biochemistry |
5. Physiology |
6. Histology-Embryology |
7. Deontology and Medical History |
b. Department of Internal Medical Sciences |
The department includes the following branches : |
1. Forensic Medicine |
2. Family Medicine |
3. Pediatrics |
4. Internal Diseases |
5. Cardiology |
6. Chest Diseases |
7. Clinical Bacteriology and Infectious Diseases |
8. Psychiatry |
9. Neurology |
10. Pharmacology |
11. Nuclear Medicine |
12. Radiodiagnostic |
13. Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation |
14. Radiation Oncology |
c. Department of Surgical Medical Sciences |
The department includes the following branches: |
1. Anaesthesiology and Reanimation |
2. General Surgery |
3. Chest Surgery |
4. Infant Surgery |
5. Cardiovascular Surgery |
6. Otorhinolaryngology Diseases |
7. Neurosurgery |
8. Orthopaedics and Traumatology |
9. Urology |
10. Pathology |
11. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery |
12. Gynecology |
13. Ophtalmology |
14. First Aid and Emergency |
Faculty of Science and Letters
It started education in 1974 under the name of Faculty of Sciences. Later, in accordance with the decree having law force with the article number 41, its name was changed into "Faculty of Science and Letters". In June 1986, the faculty moved to its modern building constructed on university campus. In addition to the faculty building having 17.450 square meters of usage area, one more block was completed and put into service in 2000. Within the faculty, there are enough classrooms, laboratories and 13 departments offering services and activities of education. |
a. Department of Biology |
The department consists of the following branches: |
1. General Biology |
2. Molecular Biology |
3. Botany |
4. Zoology |
b. Department of Physics |
The department consists of the following branches: |
1. General Physics |
2. Nuclear Physics |
3. Atom and Molecular Physics |
4. High Energy and Plasma Physics |
5. Solid State Physics |
c. Department of Chemistry |
The department consists of the following branches: |
1. Analytical Chemistry |
2. Organic Chemistry |
3. Anorganic Chemistry |
4. Biochemistry |
5. Physiochemistry |
d. Department of Mathematics |
The department consists of the following branches: |
1. Algebra and Numerical Theory |
2. Applied Mathematics |
3. Mathematical Logic |
4. Topology |
5. Functional Analysis and Function Theory of Function |
6. Geometry |
e. Department of Sociology |
f. Department of Philosophy |
g. Department of Psychology |
h. Department of Archeology |
i. Department of Art History |
j. Department of Eastern Languages and Literatures |
k. Department of Modern Turkish Dialects and Literature |
l. Department of Turkish Language and Literature |
m. Department of History |
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Faculty of Dentistry
It began its activities in 1976 in the city center with 27 students. Later, it continued its activities in classrooms and laboratories of the Faculty of Medicine, and on 1 July, 1993, it moved to its new and modern building which was completed on campus area and having 20.000 square meters of usage area. Within the building, there are enough classrooms, laboratories, clinics and polyclinics. |
a. Department of Clinical Sciences |
The department consists of the following branches: |
1. Pedodontics |
2. Dental Diseases and Treatment |
3. Protetic Dental Treatment |
4. Oral and Maxillo-Facial Surgery |
5. Orthodontics |
6. Periodontology |
7. Oral Diagnosis and Radiology |
Faculty of Law
It started its activities in 1982-1983 Academic Year with 200 students. The Faculty, serving primarily in the city center, in 1990-1991 Academic Year, moved to its modern building completed on campus area. Under the administration of the Faculty, there are enough classrooms. |
a. Department of Public Law |
The department consists of the following branches: |
1. Constitutional Law |
2. History of Law |
3. Philosophy and Sociology of Law |
4. International General Law |
5. Law of Administration |
6. General Public Law |
7. Criminal Law and Criminal Jurisprudence Law |
b. Department of Private Law |
The department consists of the following branches: |
1. Roman Law |
2. Commercial Law (Maritime) |
3. International Private Law |
4. Law of Labour and Social Security |
5. Islamic Law |
6. Civil Procedures, Bankruptcy and Execution |
7. Civil Law |
8. General Public Law |
c. Department of Finance and Economy |
1. Finance |
2. Economy |
Ziya Gökalp Education Faculty
While it was serving under the name "Institute of Education" under the administration of Ministry of National Education, it was attached to our university under the name "Faculty of Education" in accordance with the decree having law force with number 41.a. Department of Primary Education |
1. Classroom Teaching Programme |
2. Science Teaching Programme |
3. Mathematics Teaching Programme |
4. Social Sciences Teaching Programme |
b. Department of Turkish Language Education |
1. Turkish Language Teaching Programme |
c. Department of Foreign Languages Education |
1. English Language Teaching Programme |
2. German Language Teaching Programme |
3. French Language Teaching Programme |
d. Department of Fine Arts Education |
1. Drawing-Manual Labour Teaching Programme |
e. Department of Secondary Education Science and Mathematical Fields |
.1. Mathematics Teaching Programme |
. 2. Physics Teaching Programme |
3. Chemistry Teaching Programme |
4. Biology Teaching Programme |
f. Department of Secondary Education Social Fields |
1. History Education Programme (History Teaching Programme) |
2. Geography Education Programme (Geography Teaching Programme) |
3. Philosophy Group Education Programme (Philosophy Group Teaching Programme) |
4.Turkish Language and Literature Programme (Turkish Language and Literature Teaching Programme)(No students have been admitted for this section yet). |
g. Department of Educational Sciences (No students have been admitted for this section yet). |
1. Administration of Education, Inspection of Education and Education Planning |
2. The Programme of Psychological Services in Education |
3. Educational Programmes and Instruction Programme |
4. The Programme of Measurement and Evaluation in Education |
h. Department of Computer and Instruction Technologies Education |
| (No students have been admitted for this section yet). |
Faculty of Engineering and Architecture
The Faculty started its activities of education in 1984-1985 Academic Year with two departments: Civil Engineering and Architecture. For the Faculty of Engineering and Architecture, which served in a part of the Faculty of Science and Letters, the construction of a new building began on campus area in 1991 and was completed at the beginning of the year 1993 and thus opened for education.Web: Istanbul-City-Guide.com
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