Elizabeth Lapina publishes an article
Elizabeth Lapina, a Professor of History and a member of the Turkish Studies Committee for the Kemal H. Karpat Center for Turkish Studies, published an article this summer focusing on Antioch/Antakya. The article titled “Celestial Phenomena …
November 5, 2024K-GRADS Society forms the Ottoman Turkish Reading Group
The primary objective of the Ottoman Turkish Reading Group is to create a scholarly and friendly environment for students interested in Ottoman/Turkish Studies and to allow them to improve their skills in reading Ottoman Turkish. …
March 25, 2024Karpat Graduate Student Society (K-GRADS Society) is established
The Kemal H. Karpat Graduate Student Society aims to enhance graduate education in Turkish studies using scholarly exchanges between social, and economic sciences, humanities, and regional studies, among other academic fields. Through this initiative of …
March 25, 2024Support for Turkish Language Teaching at the German, Nordic, and Slavic+
The Karpat Center supports funding for a Turkish language TA in AY24-25 at GNS+. All sections of Turkish will be offered via face-to-face instruction. Turkish Language Instruction
March 25, 2024A Conference Convened in Istanbul, Turkey on 20 February 2024 in Commemoration of Professor Kemal H. Karpat
The Istanbul Directorate of Culture and Tourism and Marmara University commemorate Professor Kemal H.Karpat at a conference on 20 February 2024 in Istanbul, Turkey.
February 20, 2024UW-Madison Faculty Needed to Launch Study Abroad Program in Istanbul, Turkey
Karpat Center is interested in supporting faculty who wish to work with International Academic Programs (IAP) to develop a Study Abroad Program in Istanbul. Contact balgamis@wisc.edu and/or matthew.geisler@wisc.edu
January 17, 2024A Spring 2024 Course on the Modern Middle East by Daniel Stolz
Nationalism, Migration, and Violence in the Middle East (History 229) Professor Daniel Stolz Explores the relationship between nationalist movements, violence, and migration in the transition from empire to nation-states in the Middle …
January 17, 2024Turkish Language taught at the UW-Madison
The study of Turkish allows students to experience a rare synthesis of Asia and Europe. Turkey is the spot where two continents converge, and it has been home to a rich variety of civilizations, housing …
January 17, 2024Applications are open for MEDLI Summer 2024: Explore Summer Language Courses, Including Turkish
The Middle Eastern and Mediterranean Language Institute (MEDLI) at UW-Madison, formerly known as the Arabic, Persian, and Turkish Language Institute (APTLI), is an eight-week summer intensive language program for undergraduate and graduate students, professionals, and …
January 17, 2024Applications for 2024-2025 Karpat Center for Turkish Language Scholarship are open!
Please visit the following page for further information: Karpat Center Turkish Language Scholarship
January 17, 2024Applications for 2024 Karpat Center for Turkish Studies Small Grants are open!
Please visit the following page for further information: Karpat Center for Turkish Studies Small Grants Program for UW Graduate Students
January 17, 2024Daniel Stolz receives IRH Fellowship
Daniel Stoltz, Kemal H. Karpat Associate Professor of History, and the chair of the Turkish Studies Committee has been awarded a Resident Faculty Fellowship at the Institute for Research in the Humanities for the academic …
January 17, 2024Emir Karakaya publishes an article
Emir Karakaya, a PhD Student at the Department of History and a recipient of Karpat Center for Turkish Studies Small Grants program for Summer 2023, working on Japanese-Ottoman and Japanese-Egyptian relations, published an article titled …
January 17, 2024UW-Madison Membership in ARIT
Karpat Center co-sponsors UW-Madison’s membership in the American Research Institute in Turkey (ARIT), beginning in 2024, with support from the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research and Graduate Education. About – The American Research …
January 17, 2024Digitization of the International Journal of Turkish Studies (IJTS)
Karpat Center collaborated with the UW Digital Collections Center on the International Journal of Turkish Studies Digitization and openly licensed the IJTS. IJTS vols. 1-15 are available at Digital Copies at Hathi Trust.
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