While her primary area of research is Comparative Politics, particularly focused on political parties, party systems, political regimes, and democratization, she also has expertise in Area Studies (specifically the Middle East and North Africa, and Southern Europe), International Relations and politics and technology. Over the past nine years, she has taught at various prestigious universities, including University of Essex, Bilkent University, TED University, and Hacettepe University.

She has taught a wide range of undergraduate and graduate courses on political science, comparative politics, Turkish politics, and world politics. For a full list of courses, you can refer to her [CV].

Undergraduate Courses:

• Comparative Politics and Government

• Globalization and Politics

• Social Structure of Turkey

• Political Parties and Party Systems

• Contemporary Turkish Politics

• World Politics

• World History I-II

• International Organizations

Since 2018, she has been teaching Comparative Politics at both the master's and PhD levels. 

Postgraduate Courses:

• Comparative Politics (Master’s and PhD level)

• Political Parties in Turkey

• Political and Social Transformation in Turkey