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    Waqf and higher education: Contemporary experiences of Waqf Universities in Turkey. by Kayadibi, Saim, Alimova, Shakhnoza

    Published 2016
    “…For this, in terms of organizational goals, it can be seen that there are four types of waqf universities. First, waqf universities established by companies for the sake of profit or commercial purposes such as Koç and Sabanci which accept students with high fees; secondly, universities which was established by semi-government agencies like Diyanet Foundation such as Istanbul 29 May, Fatih Sultan Mehmet; thirdly, also semi-government agencies universities established by the chamber of commerce such as Konya Karatay, Istanbul Trade, and TOBB universities; lastly, pure private waqf universities established by social waqfs like Dissemination of Knowledge Society (Ïlim Yayma Vakfi) such as Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University (IZU). …”
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    Waqf and higher education: contemporary experiences of Waqf university models in Turkey by Kayadibi, Saim

    Published 2017
    “…In terms of source of fund and organizational goals, the waqf universities in Turkey can be considered in four types: Firstly, waqf universities established by companies for the sake of profit or commercial purposes such as Koç and Sabanci which accept students with high fees; Secondly, universities established by semi-government agencies like Diyanet Foundation such as Istanbul 29 May, Fatih Sultan Mehmet; Thirdly, semi-government agencies universities established by the chamber of commerce such as Konya Karatay, Istanbul Trade, and TOBB universities; Lastly, pure private waqf universities established by social waqfs like Dissemination of Knowledge Society (Ïlim Yayma Vakfi) whose Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University (IZU) and Foundation for Science and Arts (Bilim ve Sanat Vakfi) whose Sehir University. …”
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