The International Seminar Participatory Communication and the Struggle Over Human Rights aim to bring together researchers, activists, and institutions in the field to discuss how the right to a participatory communication can extend and deepen the recognition of human rights. 

Greek screen industries: Perspectives, Methodologies, and Practices

Library and Study Hall Opening Hours – Final Exams (20 May - 1 June, 2019)

On 4 October 2019 in Dijon, France, academics, researchers and practitioners from Europe and beyond will present their latest work during the annual Education and Research Session organised during the 2019 ENCATC Congress on Cultural Management and Policy "Diversity and sustainability at work. Policies and practices from culture and education” (2-5 October).

The joint call ‘’Smart Water Management for Sustainable Societies’’ has opened within the scope of EIG CONCERT Japan aims to enhance scientific and technological cooperation between Europe-Japan. Funding organizations from countries such as Japan, Turkey, Slovakia, Germany and many more are participating in the joint call program. The maximum funding per project is 720.000 TL. Deadline for the applications is 14 June 2019. For more information, please follow the link.

Bilgi University Arts and Cultural Management Lecturer and Cultural Economist Funda Lena new book " Variety in Turkish Music Industry" was published by Kreksa Kültür Publications. The book examines the reasons for the difference between the variety of music produced and the variety of music consumed in Turkey.

Organized within the framework of CAMMA Thursday Talks and moderated by Dr. Esra Yıldız, the panel, “Sustainability in the Independent Art Formations” was held on 20th December, 2018 at Istanbul Bilgi University.

The research project titled “Plural Heritages of Istanbul: The Case of the Land Walls” by the partnership of Istanbul Bilgi University, Newcastle University and Bursa Uludağ University between 2016-2018 is completed. In the project, which also examined the question of community’s involvement in the processes of explication and interpretation of cultural heritage sites and assets via the Land Walls example, trips and workshops were organized with the residents of the neighbourhoods around the Istanbul Land Walls.

The Association for the Protection of Cultural Heritage (KMKD) is searching Cultural Preservation Manager for “Capacity Building in Cultural Heritage Protection (KORU)" Project which carried out by the Association for the Protection of Cultural Heritage together with Edinburgh World Heritage; it is supported by the British Council as part of the Cultural Protection Fund.