Tuğçe Yalçın was selected for PhD Fellowship at ANAMED (Research Center for Anatolian Civilizations) to pursue her dissertation project. It is a 9-month fellowship that will run from September 2026 until June 2027. This fellowship will support her research by enabling her to reside in Istanbul, providing access to Koç University’s laboratories, and offering financial support for research-related expenses. 

 

ANAMED is one of the most reputable academic research centers and the first local center founded by Koç University to support scientific research on the history of Anatolia. Moreover, what makes this fellowship particularly valuable to her is the opportunity to once again be apart of the intellectual community at Koç University—her alma mater and a leading institution in archaeological research in Türkiye.