Burcu Cevik-Compiegne

Dr. Burcu Cevik-Compiegne is a Lecturer in Turkish Studies at the Australian National University's Centre for Arab and Islamic Studies, where she also serves as student advisor for Middle Eastern and Central Asian Studies. Her research examines transnational histories of remembrance, particularly focusing on First World War legacies and Turkish migrant cultures in Australia.

Educational background includes:

• PhD from University of Technology Sydney
• MA (Research) and BA from Aix-Marseille University

Research explores:

• Intercultural experiences and memorialization of WWI in diaspora communities
• Transnational creative writing and cross-cultural studies
• Gallipoli remembrance in Turkish-Australian contexts
• Gender dimensions in historical memory

Publications analyze digital commemoration practices, cross-cultural narratives of war memory, and social transformations in Turkish society. She teaches Turkish language alongside courses on Turkish history, society, and politics.