Establishment and Early Years

The Economics Department at Pamukkale University was founded in 1993, initially accepting a cohort of 50 students. Soon after its establishment, the department quickly gained popularity and became known for its academic achievements.

Launch of the Evening Program

In 1996, the department expanded its offerings by launching an evening program, also starting with 50 students. This second program allowed the department to reach a broader audience.

Dual-Language Education

The department offers courses in both Turkish and English, providing students with the versatility to compete internationally.

Introduction of the 100% English Program

In 2011, the department launched a 100% English Economics program, thereby admitting students into this new curriculum. This step increased the department's competitive edge on a global scale.

Name Change and New Era

As of 2023, the department has undergone a name change and is now known as the "Economics Department." This change is considered an update that aligns with the department’s vision and standards of educational quality.

Launch of the Economics (English) (UOLP-SUNY Cortland) Program

The "Economics (English) (UOLP-SUNY Cortland)" program, launched by Pamukkale University's Department of Economics in 2023, aims to provide economics education at international standards. This program was established in collaboration with SUNY Cortland (State University of New York at Cortland). It represents a significant initiative to offer a globally oriented and comprehensive economics education, leveraging the expertise and resources of these renowned institutions. This collaboration enhances the program's appeal to students seeking a rigorous and internationally relevant education in economics.


ChatGPTThe "Economics (English) (UOLP-SUNY Cortland)" program, launched by Pamukkale University's Department of Economics in 2023, aims to provide economics education at international standards. This program was established in collaboration with SUNY Cortland (State University of New York at Cortland) and the University of London Programmes (UOLP). It represents a significant initiative to offer a globally-oriented and comprehensive economics education, leveraging the expertise and resources of these renowned institutions. This collaboration enhances the program's appeal to students seeking a rigorous and internationally relevant education in economics.
 

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