Symposium Topics

All kinds of scientific studies in the fields of communication and art within the context of the Turkic World will be accepted at the symposium.

With independent Turkic States such as Türkiye, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Kyrgyzstan, Hungary, and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus;

With Autonomous Turkic Republics such as Bashkortostan, Chuvashia, Tatarstan, Tuva, Yakutia (Sakha), Altai, Kabardino-Balkaria, Dagestan, Khakassia, Karachay-Cherkessia, East Turkestan (Xinjiang Uyghur), Crimea, and Gagauzia;

With Turkic Communities such as Kumyk Turks, Nogais, Balkan and European Turks, Dolgans, Siberian Tatar Turks, Shor Turks, Idil-Ural Turks, Salars, Turks of the Caucasus and Northern Black Sea, Ahiska Turks, Karaites, Western European Turks, Bulgarian Turks, North Macedonian Turks, Finnish Tatar Turks, Pomak Turks, Romanian Turks, Western Thrace Turks of Greece, Middle Eastern Turks, Iraqi Turks, Iranian Turks, South Azerbaijani Turks, Syrian Turks, South Turkestan Turkic Communities, East Turkestan Turkic Communities, all kinds of communication and art studies may be included among the symposium topics.

The symposium covers the themes listed below, but is also open to related topic proposals beyond these.

Alternative Media Studies
Press and Broadcasting
Press History
Children, Youth and Media
Digital Communication
Digital Surveillance
Digital Literacy
Journalism
Public Relations
Communication and Ethics
History and Theories of Communication
Audience and Reception
Conventional Media
Crisis Communication
Corporate Identity and Image
Intercultural Communication
Media and Activism
Media and Diaspora
Radio Studies
Advertising
Online Journalism
Game Studies
Organizational Communication
Health Communication
Virtual Reality
Political Communication
Social Media
Cinema
Data Mining
New Media
Cartoon and Animation
Visual Communication
Sociology of Communication
Graphic Arts
Music
Painting
Sculpture
Ceramics
Glass
Photography and Video
Printmaking
Calligraphy
Fashion Design
Illumination (Tezhip)
Miniature
Ebru (Marbling)
Tile Art
Carpet, Kilim and Textile Patterns
Theatre
Dance
Acrobatics
Opera
Ballet
Design
Industrial Arts
Art, Science and Technology
Art History
New Media Technologies and Art
Scientific Approaches and Practices in Art
Internet and Social Media
Art Education
New Learning Forms in Art and Design
Philosophy of Art and Aesthetics
Sociology of Art