Within the scope of a directive sent to our university by the Council of Higher Education, various arrangements have been made to carry out the processes of appointing qualified researchers with doctoral and postdoctoral degrees at universities more effectively.
In this context, our university supports the employment of postdoctoral researchers on a contractual basis and the part-time appointment of researchers with doctoral degrees.
HOW DOES THE PROCESS WORK?
For Those Wishing to Work as Postdoctoral Researchers (Contractual Employment):
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The candidate must have completed their doctoral education.
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Applications are received for positions in research and development (R&D) or design projects carried out by our university.
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The following documents are generally requested during the application process:
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Curriculum Vitae (CV)
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Doctoral diploma
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List of academic publications
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Letter of intent
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Applications are evaluated by the academic units overseeing the projects.
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Candidates found suitable may be employed on a contractual basis for a specific period within the project.
For Qualified Researchers with a Doctoral Degree (Part-Time Appointment):
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This process allows experts holding a doctoral degree to work part-time at our university.
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Researchers are appointed to take part in university-industry collaborative projects.
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Applicants for the announced positions may be selected to work on the relevant project following an evaluation process.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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Who can apply?
Individuals seeking to conduct postdoctoral research or qualified professionals with a doctoral degree in their field can apply. -
Where can I apply?
Applications can be submitted through announcements published on the official website of our university or on the web pages of the relevant academic departments. -
How long are the contracts?
The duration of the appointment is determined within the scope of the project. It may range from a few months to several years. -
What documents are required for the application?
A CV, doctoral diploma, publication list, letter of intent, and reference letters (if available) may be required. -
If the university is running a joint project with the industry, is this process suitable for me?
If your field aligns with industry collaboration and you hold a doctoral degree, this type of appointment would be suitable for you. -
Can I apply for more than one project at the same time?
As long as you meet the required qualifications, you may apply for multiple projects.
Our university carries out these processes both to support the development of researchers and to strengthen university-industry cooperation. Please visit our website regularly to stay updated on current calls for applications.