Turkish lecture

My work motto is: "To finish more work in less time." A reliable and hardworking individual with a resilient and positive attitude.
I have diverse work experience as a banker, author, lecturer, and part-time art exhibition worker. As an art historian, I graduated with an honour degree from Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University in Istanbul, Turkey. Currently, I am a postgraduate part-time MA student at the University of East Anglia (UEA), specializing in Cultural Heritage and Museum Studies. I am deeply passionate about arts, cultural heritage, and museums.
As part of my professional experience, I worked part-time at art exhibitions in Berlin during my MA studies. I also delivered a lecture at a conference at the Cultural Diplomacy Institute in Berlin and published a book on Ordos Bronzes in 2022. My book explores the cultural heritage of nomads, specifically their artifacts from the region. In 2024, it was used as a reference source by an MA student at Istanbul Marmara University for her thesis.
While studying in Germany, I actively participated in Cultural Policy activities and projects. I worked on the Slubfurt Project at Viadrina University, which aimed to foster integration between Polish and German cultures using focus group interview methods.