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9/16/2025

             Reference: Borgland S. L. (2024). Neuroscience education for people living with addiction. Journal of Psychiatry & Neuroscience: JPN49(6), E440-E443. 

  • The brain’s reward system fuels “wanting” but doesn’t necessarily increase “liking.” In other words, over time a person may crave a substance or behavior more and more, yet not enjoy it any more than before. This distinction helps explain why addiction is so difficult to overcome. Experts warn that treatments focusing only on reducing pleasure may fail, because the real problem lies in the growing power of “wanting.” (https://doi.org/10.1146/annurev-psych-011624-024031)

             Reference: Robinson, T. E., & Berridge, K. C. (2025). The incentive-sensitization theory of addiction 30 years on. Annual Review of Psychology, 76, 29–58.

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2025-2026 Fall Semester "Midterm Exam" Schedule
11/3/2025

For detailed information: 2025-2026 Fall Semester "Midterm Exam" Schedule

* Due to Atatürk Memorial Day on November 10, 2025, exams scheduled to start at 09:00 will begin at 09:15.

Attention for Students Applying to Pedagogical Formation Education for the First Time
8/11/2025
  1. In the fall semester of the 2025–2026 academic year, only students from the Midwifery and Nursing departments will be eligible to apply for the Pedagogical Formation Education program.

  2. Students who wish to start the Pedagogical Formation Education must fill out the Pedagogical Formation Addition Petition available on the Faculty website, have it approved by their Department’s Pedagogical Formation Coordinator, and submit it to the Student Affairs Unit of the Faculty of Health Sciences Dean’s Office by September 26, 2025.

  3. Since the Pedagogical Formation courses will be included in the graduation curriculum, they will be counted toward the overall GPA.

Click here for the Pedagogical Formation Addition Petition

Note: Applications submitted outside the specified dates will not be accepted.

 

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