Farabi

What is Farabi Exchange Program?

Farabi is an exchange program of students (at associate, bachelor, masters or doctorate levels) as well as teaching staff members among the Turkish higher education institutions, including universities and institutes of technology.

Farabi Exchange Program's aim is that university students and teaching staff members participate in education and training at a higher education institution other than their own during a period of one or two semesters

The principles regarding the execution of the Farabi Exchange program have been outlined fully in the related By-Law and Rules and Procedures of the program.

Farabi (871-950)

Farabi was born in Turkestan's city of Farab in 871. He travelled about the important centers of science and learning of his time period such as Bukhara, Baghdad, Damascus, Cairo, Harran and Aleppo. He produced works in the fields of philosophy, mathematics, logic, political science and music. In the Islamic world, he attained to a high level of fame and prestige in the field of philosophy, one that is comparable to that of Aristo's, and is named as the "second teacher" in the aftermath of Aristo, the "first teacher". Farabi is known in the West as "Alpharabius". He passed away in 950 in Damascus.

For more information:
Please get in touch with Ozyegin University's Farabi Exchange Program Institutional Coordination Office. For more detailed information in Turkish, please click here.