Halil İbrahim Gökbörü

Halil İbrahim Gökbörü is an Associate Professor in the Department of History at Kırıkkale University's Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. His 30+ year career includes foundational roles as Research Assistant (1993), Assistant Professor (2008), and Associate Professor (2016), with significant research appointments in Egypt (1995) and the United States (2013).

Education:

• Bachelor's in History, Ankara University (1992)
• Master's in Medieval History, Ankara University (1995)
• Ph.D. in Medieval History, Ankara University (2002) with thesis 'Mosul Atabegism/Rich'

Research Focus: Dr. Gökbörü specializes in the political and cultural structures of medieval Turkish Atabeg dynasties in the Islamic Middle East, particularly the Mosul region. His work integrates field research from Egypt and America to analyze governance systems, social organization, and cross-cultural interactions during the 12th-13th centuries, contributing to broader understanding of Islamic medieval state formation.

Professional Timeline:

• Research Assistant, Kırıkkale University (1993)
• Researcher, Egypt (1995)
• Assistant Professor, Kırıkkale University (2008)
• Researcher, United States (2013)
• Associate Professor, Kırıkkale University (2016–present)

Awards: No scientific awards were specified in the source material.

Academic Service: Dr. Gökbörü's teaching and research activities center on medieval Islamic history within Kırıkkale University's Department of History. The provided text indicates no formal student supervision or grant-funded projects were documented in this excerpt.