Education:
Ege University, Department of Psychology - Bachelor's Degree in Psychology; Middle East Technical University, Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology
Australia, Melbourne/ Cairnmillar Psychotherapy Institute, School of Psychology, “International Replacement” (Official employee according to 2547/39); Postgraduate degrees in Trauma Therapies and Counseling, Marriage and Relationship Therapies and Counseling (CRICOS No: 02781E) 
Ankara University, Institute of Health Sciences, Doctorate Degree (PhD).
Professional Experience:
1988 – February 1993 – Clinical Psychologist, Ankara University Psychiatric Crisis Application and Research Center.
February 1993 – February 2004 – Lecturer and Clinical Psychologist, Ankara University Psychiatric Crisis Application and Research Center.
February 2004 – Present – Rectorate of Ankara University, Health, Culture, and Sports Directorate.
Areas of Practice: Consulting cases of psychological traumas, psychological crises, trauma, suicide and self-harm behaviors, and psychosis at the Department of Psychiatry at, Ankara University Faculty of Medicine; adolescent and adult clinics and outpatient clinics at the same faculty; conducting psychological assessments for forensic cases; providing expert opinions reports; and performing criminal behavior and personality assessments, as well as criminal profiling reports.
Official Web Page: https://avesis.ankara.edu.tr/guney  
 

Prof. Dr Ayşe Özkaraman continues her education, research and academic work in the field of Medical Nursing. Her areas of expertise include the management of chronic diseases, oncology nursing, symptom management, patient education, quality of care and evidence-based practice in nursing. Özkaraman teaches at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, plays a role in the planning, conducting and evaluation of scientific research, and contributes to national and international scientific publications. She also supervises postgraduate theses, serves as a scientific reviewer and participates in academic committee work.