August 19, 2024
The International Symposium on Turkish Language Teaching and Turkology in the Balkans is organized to bring together scientists working on the Balkans in various fields of social sciences, especially Turkish language teaching and Turkology activities in the Balkans; to identify the works, studies and interactions in the cultural context and to evaluate the researches and present them to the public. The first symposium was organized in Albania (Tirana) and the second in Türkiye (Istanbul). Academics from many countries shared their studies on the Balkans at the symposium. The Symposium, which will be held for the third time in 2024, will be held on 13-15 November 2024 at the International University of Sarajevo (Bosnia-Herzegovina) with the main theme of “City, Culture and Civilization: Balkans”.
The sub-themes are as follows:
Language, Literature and City
City and Music
City, Works and Personalities
City, Foundation Culture and Civilization
City and Scientific Institutions
City and Architecture
City and Art Neighborhoods
Ottoman Archives
City and Trade
City and Food Culture
City and Social Life
City, Cinema and Theater
City, Religion and Sufism
Teaching Turkish and Teaching Turkish as a Foreign Language
The full texts of the proceedings of the Symposium, which are evaluated and accepted by the Scientific Committee, will be published in the Proceedings Book to be published by UNYT Press and published by the UNYT Center for Balkan Studies.
September 2, 2024
Deadline for submission of full papers
October 4, 2024
Announcing the accepted papers to the participants
November 1, 2024
Abstract Booklet Announcement
November 13-15, 2024
3rd International Symposium on Turkish Teaching and Turkology in the Balkans:
“City, Culture and Civilization: Balkans”
December 6, 2024
Submission of final versions of full texts
2025
Printing of full texts
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