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Eskişehir Academy of Economic and Commercial Sciences, founded in 1958, formed the basis of Anadolu University. The Academy was replaced by Anadolu University in 1982, which has gained a well-deserved place as a modern, dynamic and innovative institution among the largest universities not only in Türkiye, but also in the world.
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Anadolu University Open Education System plays an essential role in overcoming educational problems of Türkiye not only by providing open and distance education to 1 million active students and 3.5 million graduates but also by developing specific projects. Besides with those numbers, the system is among the mega universities of the world. By the constantly renewing method of open and distance education, it implements many initiatives and innovations in the Turkish Higher Education System.
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Kısa adıyla BAP (Bilimsel Araştırma Projeleri), yüksek öğretim kurumlarındaki bilimsel araştırmaların desteklenmesi amacıyla geliştirilmiş bir uygulamadır. Bu uygulama YÖK'ün 01.01.2002 tarihinden geçerli olmak üzere yürülüğe aldığı Yükseköğretim Kurumları Bilimsel Araştırma Projeleri Hakkında Yönetmelik uyarınca gerçekleştirilmektedir. Üniversitemizin tüm öğretim elemanları BAP Komisyonuna başvurarak bilimsel araştırmaları için kaynak alabilirler.
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At Anadolu University, social and cultural activities are as important as education and scientific research. The University frequently holds scientific events such as conferences, seminars, panels, congresses and symposia, and cultural activities such as exhibitions, stage performances and concerts. In addition to smaller conference halls in each unit, Atatürk Culture and Arts Center, Congress Center and Cinema Anadolu on Yunusemre Campus house many activities throughout the year.

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Weeks	Topics
1. Weeks	Drawing the frame of notion about the course Defining the duration and places, goal and importance of the course
2. Weeks	Transition from Later Roman to Early Byzantine Institutions; Christianised Roman Institutions
3. Weeks	Tetrarchy System. Diocletianus' and Constantinus' Political Reforms; Transportation of Capital-city from Latin Rome to Helen Constantinopolis
4. Weeks	Quasi Partitio: Division of Roman Empire Western Roman Empire and Eastern Roman Empire Separation of East and West and Political Reasons: Migration of Germanic Tribes and Christological Struggles
5. Weeks	Era of Justinianos the Great (527-565): Sole State, Sole Religion and Sole Law Governemental (Despotism), Juristical Reforms (Corpus Juris Civilis) and Religional Fanatism (Triumph of Orthodoxy to Heretics)
6. Weeks	Transition from Later Roman Governmental System to Thema System
7. Weeks	Era of Isaurian (Syriac) Dynasty: Religional Reforms: Iconoclasm Juristical Reforms: Codex of Ecloge
8. Weeks	Era of Macedonian Dynasty: Macedonian Renaisance Governmenal reforms: Stabilisation of Succession Principle Juristical Reforms: Codex of Basiliki
9. Weeks	Era of Macedonian Dynasty: Macedonian Renaisance Governmenal reforms: Stabilisation of Succession Principle Juristical Reforms: Codex of Basiliki
10. Weeks	Age of Decadence: Era of Ducas Dynasty and Institutional Decadence
11. Weeks	Era of Comneni: Rising of Military Aristocracy Decadence of Minor Peasant Class
12. Weeks	Governmental Loss of Economic Control Economical Reasons Caused Political Decadence
13. Weeks	Crusades and Fragmentation of Byzantine State Loss of Constantinopolis to the Catholic Latins
14. Weeks	Empire of Nicea (İznik): New Capital-ity, New Struggles and New Institutions; Era of Paleologi: Military and Political Reasons of Decadence Civil Wars and Religious Struggles Fiscal Problems