Marmara University The Faculty Of Theology

Since its establishment in 1959, the Faculty of Theology at Marmara University has contributed significantly to the formation and development of religious, educational, cultural and artistic life in Turkey.

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Since its establishment in 1959, the Faculty of Theology at the Marmara University has contributed significantly to the formation and development of religious, educational, cultural and artistic life in Turkey. The Faculty’s academic work has helped provide an accurate understanding of all religious and cultural movements, especially the religion of Islam, and hence has supported religion to continue the contribution to the spiritual development of society and its advancements towards peace and serenity. The Faculty has around 150 teaching staff and nearly 3,000 BA Students and around 1500 MA and Phd students in its five undergraduate programs. With a uniquely rich library, it is an important educational centre for graduate students and researchers. Graduates of the Faculty enjoy employment opportunities under various state and private institutions, notably the Ministry of National Education and the Presidency of Religious Affair. They also continue their careers as academics, teachers, authors and artists. These graduates successfully and proudly represent our Faculty in all areas of society.

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The library of the Faculty of Theology has unique scholarly resources in diverse fields of social and religious sciences. Over the years it has become one of the largest libraries in Turkey in Islamic and religious studies, with over 120,000 books and numerous periodicals, all catalogued and classified according to modern library practices. Users have direct access to the library stacks and the library is open to outside researchers in addition to Marmara University faculty members and students.

Marmara University Faculty of Theology Mosque

The Marmara University Faculty of Theology Mosque, which was opened in 2015, has a capacity of 4,300 communities with two fold increase compared to the old one. The project planned as four floors has two floors of mosque and the other two floors below are parking lot. In addition, there are interiors that are thought to be used in religious and socio-cultural services such as book-cafeteria, conference hall, art gallery, classrooms, teacher rooms, meeting rooms, dining hall and fountain
Marmara University The Faculty Of Theology

Marmara University The Faculty Of Theology

Since its establishment in 1959, the Faculty of Theology at Marmara University has contributed significantly to the formation and development of religious, educational, cultural and artistic life in Turkey.
From The Dean

From The Dean

Since its establishment in 1959, the Faculty of Theology at the Marmara University has contributed significantly to the formation and development of religious, educational, cultural and artistic life in Turkey. The Faculty’s academic work has helped provide an accurate understanding of all religious and cultural movements, especially the religion of Islam, and hence has supported religion to continue the contribution to the spiritual development of society and its advancements towards peace and serenity. The Faculty has around 150 teaching staff and nearly 3,000 BA Students and around 1500 MA and Phd students in its five undergraduate programs. With a uniquely rich library, it is an important educational centre for graduate students and researchers. Graduates of the Faculty enjoy employment opportunities under various state and private institutions, notably the Ministry of National Education and the Presidency of Religious Affair. They also continue their careers as academics, teachers, authors and artists. These graduates successfully and proudly represent our Faculty in all areas of society.
Library

Library

The library of the Faculty of Theology has unique scholarly resources in diverse fields of social and religious sciences. Over the years it has become one of the largest libraries in Turkey in Islamic and religious studies, with over 120,000 books and numerous periodicals, all catalogued and classified according to modern library practices. Users have direct access to the library stacks and the library is open to outside researchers in addition to Marmara University faculty members and students.
Marmara University Faculty of Theology Mosque

Marmara University Faculty of Theology Mosque

The Marmara University Faculty of Theology Mosque, which was opened in 2015, has a capacity of 4,300 communities with two fold increase compared to the old one. The project planned as four floors has two floors of mosque and the other two floors below are parking lot. In addition, there are interiors that are thought to be used in religious and socio-cultural services such as book-cafeteria, conference hall, art gallery, classrooms, teacher rooms, meeting rooms, dining hall and fountain

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