Ahmet Uysal

Ahmet Uysal is an Associate Professor at Nevsehir Haci Bektas Veli University's Faculty of Arts and Sciences, specializing in human and cultural geography. His research examines migration, urban spaces, tourism geography, and socio-spatial relationships, with particular focus on Turkish diaspora communities and cultural landscapes.

Education includes:

• Doctorate in Geography, Istanbul University (2015)
• Master's in Geography, Istanbul University (2010)
• Bachelor's in Social Studies Education, Ondokuz Mayis University (1998)

Research explores emotional geographies, post-structuralist spatial theory, and everyday practices. Recent publications analyze Industry 4.0's spatial impacts, citizen science methodologies, and discursive constructions of institutional spaces. His work consistently intersects cultural theory with empirical studies of Turkish communities domestically and abroad.

Currently supervises 9 Master's students investigating diverse topics like digital geographies, consumer spaces, and tourism development. Graduated 6 students since 2020 with theses on smart factories, transnational identities, and autism geography.