Academicians in Turkey: An Evaluation of Current Status of Academic Staff in Higher Education

  • Akyol B
  • Tanrısevdi F
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The history of Turkish higher education dates back to Turkish nations of 1000 years ago. The beginning of higher education institutions are accepted as madrasahs that continue its existence during the Ottoman period. After the foundation of the Turkish republic, rapid changes and developments have been observed in the higher education like in all fields. Since this period of time, Turkish higher education institutions have been grouped in two categories, which are universities producing information-knowledge and vocational schools training people oriented with employment. Considering the both types of these institutions, the aim of Turkish higher education system is to sustain manpower considering the needs of the nation and the public; provide education and training facilities based on the secondary education; maintain the quality and quantity of scientific researches under the control of universities. In this context, the purpose of this study is to present the certain dimensions of Turkish higher education system, which are academicianship, current facts related to academicianship, the stages in academic career, achievements in academy and the status of women academicians in Turkey. Related documents have been analyzed and the current status of Turkish higher education system has been discussed by concluding the results.

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Akyol, B., & Tanrısevdi, F. (2018). Academicians in Turkey: An Evaluation of Current Status of Academic Staff in Higher Education. Higher Education Studies, 8(4), 129. https://doi.org/10.5539/hes.v8n4p129

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