Architecture Ozyegin University

Overview

The Architecture doctorate offered at Ozyegin University provides the theoretical foundation for interdisciplinary studies, fosters critical and multidimensional thinking, and develops an understanding of the social and cultural dynamics driving innovative products and services.

Key facts

The program aims to prepare PhD candidates to lead architectural research and development in global and local organizations, contributing to national and local development in both academic and professional settings.

The program aims to equip PhD candidates with the ability to critically analyze architecture within its intellectual and technological contexts, ultimately contributing to advancements in economic, social, technological, and cultural development. This is facilitated by the Faculty of Architecture and Design's competent faculty, robust infrastructure, and thriving research and development environment.

To shape the future of the built environment through internationally recognized research that addresses critical architectural challenges and advances knowledge across diverse disciplines, including urban and architectural design, architectural history, theory and criticism, conservation, building technology and materials, project and construction management, interior architecture, urban design, and its interdisciplinary areas. The Ph.D. Program in Architecture envisions advancing the field through cutting-edge research that addresses key architectural challenges and fosters interdisciplinary collaboration.

To advance architectural knowledge and practice through rigorous research, developing innovative methods for addressing complex design challenges, and fostering critical thinking for creative problem-solving. The program emphasizes the distribution of research findings through high-quality publications, patents, and exploration of commercialization opportunities within the architectural profession and industry.