I was born on September 11, 1994, in Ankara. I completed my primary, secondary, and high school education in Ankara. In 2012, I started my undergraduate studies in the Department of History at the Faculty of Language, History and Geography, Ankara University. During my undergraduate education, I took elective courses from the Department of Latin Language and Literature and began a Double Major program in this field. Additionally, I took elective grammar courses from the Department of Italian Language and Literature. In my senior year, I participated in the Erasmus student exchange program and studied for one year (2015–2016) at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice in Italy. After completing my undergraduate education in 2016, I began my master’s studies with thesis in the Department of Medieval History at the Graduate School of Social Sciences, Ankara University, in 2017. I graduated in 2019 with my master’s thesis titled The Political Situation of Italy in the Late Middle Ages. In the same year, I started my doctoral studies in the Department of Medieval History at the Graduate School of Social Sciences, Ankara University. In 2020, I was appointed as a research assistant in the Department of History at the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Bitlis Eren University. In 2024, I completed my doctoral studies with the dissertation titled The Institution of Seigneurial Power and Its Forms in Medieval Italy. I was appointed as Assistant Professor in 2025. I have completed the B1 and B2 levels in the online Italian course organized by the CASAITALIA Event Center in Ankara. I am proficient in English and Italian.

I completed my undergraduate studies in the Department of Political Science and International Relations at Istanbul University. I continued my graduate education at the same university in the field of Eurasian Studies and wrote my thesis titled “Azerbaijani Turks Living in Iran and Their Impact on Azerbaijan–Iran Relations.”

I later earned a second master’s degree in International Economics and Global Trade from the University of Economics and Human Sciences in Warsaw, Poland, where I completed my thesis on “The Impact of Talent Management on Employee Productivity.”

I received my PhD in Political Science from St. Clements University with my dissertation titled “The Shared and Diverging Political Dynamics of Poland and Turkey in the Context of European Union Integration.” I also served as an Associate Professor in political science at the same university. I am currently teaching courses in Political Science and International Relations at Onbeş Kasım Kıbrıs University.

I have authored books and book chapters, presented papers at national and international academic conferences, and published various academic articles in national and international peer-reviewed journals.