Ahmet Usta had received his B.A. degree in History at Eastern Mediterranean University in Northern Cyprus; then he went on his M.A. in Eastern Mediterranean Studies programme in the same university with the thesis entitled "Evidence of the Nature, Impact and Diversity of Slavery in 14th Century Famagusta". He enrolled in Ph.D. programme in department of Medieval History at Istanbul University and defended his dissertation, entitled "Diplomatic and Commercial Relations of Mamluk Sultanate with Byzantine Empire and the Kingdom of Cilician Armenia: A New Approach for the Eastern Mediterranean Trade and the Traders (1260-1291)" in 2020. Now, he is working in department of History, Fatih Sultan Mehmet Vakif University. He was a research fellow in ISAM (Centre for Islamic Studies) between 2013 and 2017.
Languages: English, Latin (Classical), Arabic
In 2003, he graduated from Atatürk University, Literature Faculty, and History Department. In the same year, he obtained her master's degree in History-Ancient History Department of Atatürk University. In 2009, he received her Ph.D. in the same university. He started to work as a research assistant in 2004 and as assistant professor in 2010 and associate professor in 2018 at the Department of History-Ancient History
English, Latin