Main Campus

[1] Setting and Infrastructure (SI)

[1.4] Main campus setting

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Description:

Mersin University was established by Law No. 3837, accepted by the Turkish Grand National Assembly on July 3, 1992, and became operational on November 10, 1992.

Our University, which turned twenty-six in the 2018-2019 academic year, had its first graduates in June 1997.

Mersin University will carry out postgraduate programs with the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Faculty of Fine Arts, Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Faculty of Engineering, School of Tourism Management and Hotel Management, Mersin Vocational School, Gülnar Vocational School, Mut Vocational School in the 1993-1994 academic year. It started education by admitting students to the Institutes of Sciences and Sciences.

The Faculty of Fisheries was established in the 1995-1996 academic year, and the Faculty of Medicine was established in the 1998-1999 academic year. On March 15, 1999, the Faculty of Medicine Research and Application Center (Hospital) was opened. The center was named Health Research and Application Center in 2007.

Mersin University increased the number of faculties to 11 by adding the Faculties of Education and Architecture in 1999, the Faculty of Pharmacy in 2000, and the Tarsus Technical Education and Communication Faculties in 2001 to its existing 6 faculties. Among these faculties, Tarsus Technical Education Faculty was closed by the decision of the Council of Ministers dated 02.11.2009 and numbered 2009/15546, and with the same decision, it was deemed appropriate to open the Faculty of Technology. With the decision of the Council of Ministers dated 16.12.2011 and numbered 2011/2605, it was deemed appropriate to close the School of Tourism Management and Hotel Management and establish a Faculty of Tourism instead. With the decision of the Council of Ministers dated 20.09.2012 and numbered 2012/3763, it was deemed appropriate to establish a Maritime Faculty and the number of faculties increased to 13. The Faculty of Dentistry and the Faculty of Aviation and Astronautics were established in 2015, the Faculty of Islamic Sciences in 2016, and the Faculty of Nursing in 2017. With its establishment, the number of faculties increased to 17. Tarsus Faculty of Technology and Faculty of Aviation and Astronautics were affiliated to Tarsus University, which was established by law no. 7141 dated 18.05.2018. With the decision of the President dated 18.04.2019 and numbered 968, it was deemed appropriate to close the School of Physical Education and Sports and establish the Faculty of Sports Sciences instead, and the current number of faculties is 16. Faculties within Mersin University: Faculty of Maritime Affairs, Faculty of Dentistry, Faculty of Pharmacy, Faculty of Education, Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Faculty of Fine Arts, Faculty of Nursing, Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Faculty of Communication, Faculty of Islamic Sciences, Faculty of Architecture, Faculty of Engineering, Sports Sciences. Faculty, Faculty of Fisheries, Faculty of Medicine and Faculty of Tourism.

The State Conservatory was opened in the 1994-1995 academic year by accepting students at the secondary education level; It started its undergraduate program in the 1997-1998 academic year. The School of Health started education in the 1998-1999 academic year, the School of Physical Education and Sports started education in the 1999-2000 academic year, and the School of Jewelry Technology and Design started education in the 2002-2003 academic year. Rectorate Foreign Languages Department was transformed into the School of Foreign Languages in the 2003-2004 academic year. Erdemli Applied Technology and Business Administration School was opened on 27 June 2005, Tarsus Applied Technology and Business Administration School was opened on 9 December 2005, and Silifke Applied Technology and Business Administration School was opened on 30 September 2006. School of Business Administration was established. With the closure of the School of Tourism Management and Hotel Management with the decision dated 16.12.2011 and numbered 2011/2605, the number of colleges decreased to 8. With the establishment of Anamur Applied Technology and Business School on August 3, 2016, the number of colleges increased to 9. Tarsus Applied Technology and Business Administration School is affiliated with Tarsus University, which was established by law no. 7141 dated May 18, 2018. With the decision of the President dated 18.04.2019 and numbered 968, it was deemed appropriate to close the School of Physical Education and Sports and establish the Faculty of Sports Sciences instead, and the current number of colleges is 7. The colleges within Mersin University are: Anamur School of Applied Technology and Business Administration, State Conservatory, Erdemli School of Applied Technology and Business Administration, School of Health, Silifke School of Applied Technology and Business Administration, School of Jewelry Technology and Design and School of Foreign Languages.

Our university, which had 4 vocational schools when it was founded, has 11 vocational schools as of today. These; Anamur, Aydıncık, Maritime, Erdemli, Gülnar Mustafa Baysan, Mut, Silifke, Mersin, Health Services, Social Sciences and Technical Sciences Vocational Schools.

In addition to the Institute of Social Sciences, Institute of Natural Sciences and Institute of Health Sciences at our university, the Institute of Educational Sciences and the Institute of Fine Arts became operational in the spring semester of the 2010-2011 academic year and continue education at the graduate and doctoral levels with a total of 5 institutes.

The number of research centers in our university has increased to 34. These; Mediterranean Urban Research Center, Atatürk Principles and Revolution History Research and Application Center, Information Technology Research and Application Center, Regional Monitoring Application Center, Child Education Application and Research Center, Child Protection Application and Research Center, Sea Turtle Application and Research Center, Foreign Trade and Logistics Application and Research Center, Dentistry Application and Research Center, Exercise and Sports Sciences Application and Research Center, Food Research Application and Research Center, Migration Research Application and Research Center, Audiovisual Productions Application and Research Center, Advanced Technology Education and Research Center and Application Center, First Aid Research and Application Center, Occupational Health and Safety Application and Research Center, Women’s Issues Application and Research Center, Calibration Application and Research Center, Career Center, Cilicia Archeology Research Center, Cosmetic Cleaning and Chemical Products Production Training Application and Research Center, Nevit Kodallı Chamber Music Application and Research Center, Student Development Application and Research Center, Learning and Learning Development Application and Research Center, Measurement and Evaluation Application and Research Center, Specially Talented Education Application and Research Center, Restoration and Protection Center, Health Research and Application Center, Continuing Education Application and Research Center, Tourism Application and Research Center, Turkish Teaching Application and Research Center, Distance Education Center, Yoruk Culture Application and Research Center

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[1] Setting and Infrastructure (SI)

[1.4] Main campus setting

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