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Medium of instruction in Kurdish language department changed to Turkish

Medium of instruction in Kurdish language department changed to Turkish

The change has been made on the grounds that permission by the Council of Higher Education (YÖK) is required to change the medium of instruction to another language than Turkish.

Former Dicle University President Released

Former Dicle University President Released

Kept in custody for “being FETÖ executive” and discharged from Dicle University, Prof. Dr. Ayşegül Jale Saraç and Vice President Prof. Dr. Sır have been released.

21 February 2018

13 Discharged Academics of Dicle University in Custody Released After Testifying

13 Discharged Academics of Dicle University in Custody Released After Testifying

13 of 16 academics taken into custody after being discharged from the Dicle University through the Statutory Decree No. 689 have been released after giving testimony.

Police Maintain Strong Presence At Dicle University

Police Maintain Strong Presence At Dicle University

Five days after violent student clashes at Dicle University in Diyarbakir, police troops fear another outbreak of violence between supporters of the Kurdish students and allegedly Hezbollah-linked outsider groups.

22 April 2013 Anne Lise Bloch,Clara David Vinde

TIMELINE: What Happened in Dicle University?

TIMELINE: What Happened in Dicle University?

Departing from the recent coverage appeared on bianet, we compiled a timeline in English on the recent clashes between Dicle University and outsider groups that left many students wounded and caused a three day shut-down of education on campus.

Dicle University Takes 3 Day Break

Dicle University Takes 3 Day Break

Dicle University administration declared a three day break to classes after the recent attacks on university students.

Students in Jail for Protesting Killing of Fellow Students

Students in Jail for Protesting Killing of Fellow Students

Five students from Dicle University who boycotted their school because of the killing of two fellow students by the police were sentenced to a total of 57 years in prison for several of offences. Lawyer Deniz announced to appeal the decision.

10 March 2011 Nilay Vardar