Rabia KOCATAŞ

Res. Asst. Rabia KOCATAŞ holds a Researcher position in the Department of History of Religions. She completed her BA in Theology (English) at Marmara University (2014–2019) and a BA in Ancient Languages and Cultures at Ankara University (2024). She also earned a Master's in Philosophy and Religious Sciences from Ankara Social Sciences University (2022) and a Tourism Guidance MSc from Istanbul Gelişim University (2021–2022).

Her research focuses on the History of Religions, Early Christian Studies, Gnosticism, and Ancient Religious Texts. Notable works include analyzing Jesus' role in sacrificial theology and examining conference proceedings on religious education.

She edited two conference proceedings for the Dinler Tarihi Sempozyumu series (2023–2024) and reviewed academic books on Middle Eastern amulets and talismans. No scientific awards are recorded, but her work reflects deep engagement with religious methodologies and interdisciplinary approaches.

Her academic trajectory includes diverse educational backgrounds, reflecting her interdisciplinary interests in theology, ancient cultures, and tourism studies. She has not listed any advising roles or grants to date.