Our graduate Nur Dilara Nair’s undergraduate thesis, titled “Theory of Mind: A Brief Review from Historical Roots to Contemporary Developments,” has been published in TR Dizin
Undergraduate students and their academic advisors from the AYBU Department of Psychology have been awarded the TÜBİTAK 2209 project grant for three distinct qualitative and quantitative research projects.
The Department of Psychology at Ankara Yıldırım Beyazıt University met with external stakeholders on December 8, 2025.
Rabia Karaçavuş Avcı gave a presentation at the AYBU Psychology Seminars.
Yeşim Dellal gave a presentation at the AYBU Psychology Seminars.
Our Master’s graduate Ghaith Al Badran shared his research on the impact of self-belief and placebo effects on memory skills at a prominent international scientific symposium.
Yılmaz Bayrakçı gave a presentation at the AYBU Psychology Seminars.
Aleyna Yeşil Bayrakçı gave a presentation at the AYBU Psychology Seminars.
Merve Ebrar Karakaya gave a presentation at the AYBU Psychology Seminars.
The AYBÜ Psychology Club provided scarves and hats to approximately 80 students at Fatma Yaşar Önen Elementary School.
The “Student Representatives Meeting” was held on April 14, 2026, at 1:00 p.m.
Meleksima Türkırkı gave a presentation at the AYBU Psychology Seminars.
The “Best Master’s Thesis Award” for the 2023–2024 academic year was awarded to Research Assistant Hasan Duymuş for his thesis investigating the effects of visual impairment on the visual cortex.
Gökşin Özge Çakar gave a presentation at the AYBU Psychology Seminars.
Assistant Professor Hüseyin Nergiz gave a presentation at the AYBU Psychology Seminars.
Research Assistant Hasan Duymuş from our department delivered a presentation titled “Deficient Sensory Cortexes and Cognitive Control” at the ITBF Colloquium.
AYBU Department of Psychology Publishes Its First Bulletin (2026)
“Prothesis Seminars” series, where our master students presented their thesis proposals
Below is a brief biography and educational background of our new Post-Hoc researcher, Dr. Enass Almusawa.
Former research assistant Pınar Soydaş defended her doctoral thesis titled “The Effects of Mood, Age and Executive Functions (Working Memory and Cognitive Flexibility) on Emotion Regulation.”
AYBU Thursday Talks Graduate Seminar Program
An article by students from the AYBU Spirelab research laboratory has been published.
AYBU Research Assistant Kübra Temiz Arslan and colleagues' work was selected as the third oral presentation.
Our student Rabia Nur Kodak has been awarded the TÜBİTAK 1002-A Grant for her research
