I began my undergraduate studies in History at Celal Bayar University, and I am currently a final-year student there. Celal Bayar University is known as the only school in Türkiye that offers compulsory four-year instruction in Ottoman Turkish. I received a comprehensive education, with the first two years focusing on printed texts and the final two on paleography. Studying these kinds of texts led me to view languages ​​as puzzles, and I began to develop an interest in the important languages ​​of ancient history, which I am already interested in, such as Latin and Greek. These languages ​​are extremely important when studying history in situ. Visiting ancient cities and being unable to read the inscriptions is like staring blankly at a stone. I think they are quite enjoyable languages, and I am particularly excited to equip myself with the education that King's College will provide. In addition to my university's mandatory courses, my elective courses are also equipping me for this application. These courses include: Ancient History, History of Ancient Civilizations, Ancient Greek History, Roman Political History, Roman Civilization, Women and Power in Antiquity, History of Religions, History and Mythology, Egyptian History, and Byzantine History. This year I also started learning the Cyrillic alphabet, and very soon I will be able to easily understand what is being said when reading Azerbaijani Turkish. In the English historical texts course I'm taking this year, I'm both improving my language skills and learning history. I am well-suited to this program because I received a good education, I am ambitious and curious, and I want to improve my knowledge of languages ​​and history, which I already possess in my field, to reach a better level. And I want to do this with Kings College. I learn quickly and I do my job to the best of my ability.