HÜLYA PİLANCI

Hülya Pilancı is a Professor at Anadolu University's Faculty of Letters, Department of Turkish Language and Literature, specializing in Modern Turkish Language. She holds a doctorate from Erciyes University and has served in academic roles since 1985, including as Department Head and Director of Eskisehir Technical University's Center. Her research focuses on Turkish language pedagogy, distance education, and sociolinguistics.

Education includes:

• PhD in Turkish Language and Literature, Erciyes University (1996)
• MA in Turkish Language and Literature, Erciyes University (1991)
• BA in Turkish Language and Literature, Ankara University (1984)

Research explores:

• E-learning frameworks for Turkish language acquisition
• Cross-cultural teaching methodologies for refugees
• Curriculum design for A1-C2 proficiency levels
• Socio-linguistic aspects of language preservation

Publications emphasize blended learning models, teacher training, and usability of digital language platforms. Recent works address Syrian refugee education and quantum learning cycles.

Advises graduate students on topics including translation challenges, dialectology, and e-learning effectiveness. Manages funded projects like the EU-supported Teaching English in Palestinian HEIs and Adult Language Education for Syrian Crisis Response.