Turkey's political, geographical and strategic location in relation to the Middle East, make that it is a very exciting area to deal with. Turkey has a long history where they both have great power and how they have been taken over by other powers.

Their current desire to join the EU is an exciting debate is about more than just the geographical location, but also their ethical views on human rights, the recognition of the Kurds and their financial circumstances which do not meet EU requirements. At the same time, the EU has trouble saying no, because they are strategically perfect outpost to use to keep the Middle East conflict in check.

If you have taken the three-year undergraduate education in Turkish and has been captured by the many facets there are in the country, language, history, etc., then take the last two years on the candidate. You will not regret it and you will be able to use your education in many respects.

Teaching is primarily brought on improving the skills you acquired your due process. You have the option to choose two specialization lines:

• language Line
• Social science Line

Common to the two lines is that parts of the teaching takes place along with Arabic, Persian and Hebrew. Both lines also puts strong support for self-study, so you must be ready to make a big effort though, as there are few dedicated lectures and much homework as you seek out and find your sources.

On the Language Line's focus areas of the Turkish language and the science and methodology are inextricably linked to language research. You go in depth with language issues and expand your vocabulary considerably. At the same time for a grand introduction to both the classical and contemporary Turkish literature.

The SOCIAL Line is characterized by emphasis on social conditions in education. You study concepts such as culture, religion, economics, politics and sociology in relation to Turkey. For example. concern yourself with the special economic relationships that Turkey has with Denmark or the Turkish security policy in relations with the West and, for example conflicts with Kurdish rebels in Iraq. The possibilities are endless and you have great freedom to shape your studies and academic profile.

Job Opportunities

Foreign Correspondent, expert in Middle East conflicts, dealer, adviser, export manager, interpreter, translator or teacher. Your options are almost limitless since you can create many of them even with this training.

Related student jobs

Work on the Turkish Embassy to learn the language better to know and gain a greater insight into the political situations, or get a job at the local pizzeria, where you get a greater insight into the local culture.