
Ankara Yüksek Ziraat Enstitüsü is a higher education and research institution established in Ankara in 1933 with the aim of researching modern agricultural techniques and training specialists, in line with the agricultural development goals of the Republic of Türkiye. As part of the university reforms carried out in the tenth year of the Republic, the institute began operations simultaneously with Istanbul University. Although named an institute, its academic structure, authority, and resources
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AnThe Museum and Cultural House of Ankara University Faculty of Agriculture was opened on 21 November 2007. The museum is a center that reflects the historical development of agricultural higher education in Türkiye and preserves the legacy of pioneering institutions in this field. The institutional origins of the museum extend back to the Agricultural School established in Halkalı Istanbul in 1892, the Shepherd School opened in Ankara Kalaba in 1898, and the Higher Institute of Agriculture founde
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Hamdi Kılıç (d. 13 September 2025, Ankara) was a public official who served as Advisor to the President of Türkiye and worked in the fields of political communication and speechwriting. He was a member of Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s speechwriting team since 2007 and led the four-to-five-person team responsible for preparing the President’s public addresses after 2015.He graduated from the Faculty of Communication at Ankara University. He held managerial positions at the newspapers Yeni Düşünce, Yeni
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AnThe Museum of the Faculty of Pharmacy, Ankara University, is a specialized museum that documents the historical development of the pharmacy profession, including the medications used, production methods, and instruments employed. It was opened on 16 December 2013 in the foyer area of the Faculty of Pharmacy building at Ankara University. The museum serves as a functional exhibition space that not only supports student education but also enables comparison between historical and contemporary phar
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