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Dr. Yavuz Turkan is a Lecturer at Bingöl University's Institute of Social Sciences, Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, within the Business Department's Accounting and Finance Science Branch. He completed his undergraduate studies in Accounting and Finance Education at Gazi University in 2007 with honors. He also earned a second undergraduate degree in Public Administration from Anadolu University in 2008. He pursued his master's and doctoral studies in Accounting and Finance at Atatürk University's Social Sciences Institute, completing his master's in 2011 and his PhD in 2014. Dr. Turkan began his academic career as a Research Assistant at Bingöl University in 2009 and was promoted to Lecturer in 2014.
His educational background includes:
- PhD in Accounting and Finance, Atatürk University Social Sciences Institute (2014)
- Master's in Accounting and Finance, Atatürk University Social Sciences Institute (2011)
- Bachelor's in Theology (Completion), Istanbul University Faculty of Theology, Distance Education (Ongoing)
- Bachelor's in Public Administration, Anadolu University Faculty of Economics (2008)
- Bachelor's in Accounting and Finance Education, Gazi University Faculty of Trade and Tourism Education (2007, with honors)
Dr. Turkan's research primarily focuses on Islamic finance, with particular emphasis on participation banking, Islamic capital markets, and the development of new Islamic financial instruments. His work spans theoretical explorations of Islamic finance principles and practical applications in contemporary financial markets. He has published extensively on topics including the relationship between Islamic and conventional financial markets, liquidity management in interest-free banking, and the impact of marketing on consumer perception of Islamic financial institutions. His recent work (2022-2024) has increasingly addressed emerging areas such as Islamic fintech applications and the intersection of Islamic finance with cryptocurrency markets.
His publication record shows consistent scholarly output, with multiple articles published annually in both national and international journals. His research demonstrates methodological rigor, frequently employing econometric analysis and empirical research methods to examine questions in Islamic finance and accounting.
Dr. Turkan has received recognition for his scholarly contributions through invitations to serve as a journal referee for publications such as the Journal of Emerging Economies and Policy and Bingöl University's Social Sciences Institute Journal. His expertise is also sought for research projects, including TÜBİTAK-funded initiatives focused on developing new models for Islamic financial instruments.
As an educator, Dr. Turkan teaches a range of courses at both undergraduate and graduate levels, including Inventory and Balance Sheet, Financial Institutions, Financial Statements Analysis, and specialized courses in Islamic Finance and Islamic Capital Markets. His teaching reflects his research expertise, providing students with current knowledge in both conventional and Islamic financial systems.
