NMK Undergraduate and Graduate Summer Camp

27/07/2026-27/09/2026

Date:

Our 2026 Undergraduate and Graduate Summer Camp will take place at the Nesin Mathematics Village between the dates of July 27 and September 27, 2026. You will find the current state of the program below, subject to modifications.

Aim:

To make good use of the summer vacations of mathematics students, to help them make up for missing parts in their basic knowledge, to provide knowledge about certain areas which are not covered in the ordinary university curriculum due to time restrictions, to provide an environment where they can meet and socialize with mathematicians from Turkey and around the world, and finally to facilitate scientific collaboration.

Prerequisition:

Any student registered in a mathematics department may register for a suitable portion of the summer camp. Exceptions can be made for students from other departments if the programs are not filled.

Price:

For the tents the fee is 13.950 TL/week, and for dormitories 15.950 TL/week. This covers four meals a day, accommodation, lessons, and all kinds of basic needs that the Village offer.

Quota:

100 people

Contact Person:

Ceren Aydın - cerenaydin@nesinkoyleri.org

Application:

You will receive a confirmation via e-mail to notify that your application has indeed been received. If you do not receive such an e-mail within two days, then something has gone wrong, so we kindly ask you contact us directly ( cerenaydin@nesinkoyleri.org ). The dates between which you wish to participate and the two courses you guarantee you will follow are obligatory fields of the application form. Once your application has been accepted you must register; only the application is not sufficient. Please specify on the form the amount of monetary support you require, if any. There is plenty of space in the Village to pitch tents. As we have a restricted amount of tents, we kindly ask you to bring your own tent if you own one. Excepting physical reasons, participants are expected to help with Village chores such as laundry, dishwashing, cleaning, gardening, and cooking. We aim to instill a feeling of family and brotherhood in the village – no one will be asked to do more than their capacity allows.

Application form:

Program:

Participation must last an integer number of weeks (1, 2, 3 weeks etc.) A week starts on a Monday at 08:00 am and ends on the following Saturday at 20:00. Generally one is expected to arrive a day before the start date and leave on the end date (both Sundays). On Sunday each week, students register on two courses that they guarantee they will attend (see application form). Students may choose to attend courses they are not registered on, on top of these two.

There are classes 6 days a week. Wednesdays are holidays, and usually day trips are organised (to Efes, boat trips, to the National Park nearby or to the beach).

Each lecture lasts approximately 2 hours. Occasionally they may last 1.5 hours when the program is too full. There are usually at least 8 hours of lectures per day. Several lectures may take place simultaneously. Participants may give night seminars on a subject they are familiar with, and in fact are encouraged to do so, time permitting. Most courses are in English. The language of the course is specified in the course list (see the L column). X means that the language may be English in case there is a non-Turkish speaker among the audience.
Last update date: 4 September 2026

0123LTitleInstructorCourse Title27/73/810/817/824/831/87/914/921/9Institution
111XAssoc. Prof.Kağan KurşungözRepresentations of Finite Groups1Sabancı Ü.
11ENProf.Piotr KowalskiDiophantine equations1Uniwersytet Wrocławski
11ENAssoc. Prof.Kıvanç ErsoyAn introduction to sofic and hyperlinear groups1Free University of Berlin
11ENDr.Thomas KellerPrime graphs of finite groups - an invitation to research1Texas State University
11ENMSc.Andrea TomatisDifferential Topology 11Hochschule fuer Technik und Wirtschaft Berlin
11ENMr.Yiğit Kadir Yücel, Berke TenekeciExercises and complements in Differential Topology 11Bowling Green State University, University of Oregon
1TRDoç. Dr.Kağan KurşungözEşitsizlikler11Sabancı Ü.
1TRProf. Dr.Ali NesinGerçel Sayıların Yapısı11NMK
1TRProf. Dr.Yusuf ÜnlüDiziler, Seriler11NMK
1TRMSc.İlayda BarışKalkülüs11NMK
11ENDr.Guillaume GarnierAn introduction to control theory11Sorbonne University
11ENMSc.Garance HenrionExercises about "An introduction to control theory" 11University of Orléans
11ENProf.Ekkehard HolzbecherComplex Numbers and Analysis11German University of Technology in Oman, Freie Univ. Berlin
11ENProf., Assoc. Prof.Mark Daniel Ward, Fulya Gökalp YavuzProbability and Statistics11Purdue University
11ENProf.Mark Daniel WardGame Theory11Purdue University
111XAssoc. Prof.Kağan KurşungözNumber Theory à la Ramanujan1Sabancı Ü.
11ENProf.Marco TrombettiRepresentation of Groups1Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II
11ENDr.Thomas KellerThe number of conjugacy classes of finite groups1Texas State University
11ENMSc.Andrea TomatisDifferential Topology 21Hochschule fuer Technik und Wirtschaft Berlin
11ENMr.Yiğit Kadir Yücel, Berke TenekeciExercises and complements in Differential Topology 21Bowling Green State University, University of Oregon
11XProf.Sefa Feza ArslanIntroduction to Computational Algebraic Geometry1Koç Ü.
11ENDr.Mattia BresciaThe theory of group extensions1Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II
11ENDr.Bahar AcuAn Introduction to Morse Theory1Pitzer College of the Claremont Colleges
11TRDr.Emre CoşkunElliptic Functions1
11ENMSc.Andrea TomatisDifferential Topology 31Hochschule fuer Technik und Wirtschaft Berlin
11ENMr.Yiğit Kadir Yücel, Berke TenekeciExercises and complements in Differential Topology 31Bowling Green State University, University of Oregon
11ENProf.Martin HilsProfinite groups1University of Münster
11XAssoc. Prof.Özlem BeyarslanSet theory for Mathematicians1Boğaziçi Ü.
11XProf.İlayda Barış Readings in Algebra1NMK
1TRProf. Dr.Ali NesinGrup Örnekleri11NMK
1TRProf. Dr.Melih BoralHalkalar Kuramı ve Halka Örnekleri11Yok
1TRProf. Dr.Yusuf ÜnlüLineer Cebire Giriş11Boğaziçi Ü.
1TRMSc.İlayda BarışCebirde Problemler11NMK
11XProf.Ali NesinIntroduction to Group Theory111NMK
11ENProf., Prof.John Gimbel, Tınaz EkimGraph Theory1University of Alaska, Boğaziçi Ü.
11ENProf.Nurgün ErdölFourier Transforms and Its Applications1Florida Atlantic University
1XAssoc. Prof.Özlem BeyarslanIntroduction to Representation Theory1Boğaziçi Ü.
11XMSc.İlayda Barış Readings in Algebra1NMK
111XDr.Uğur EfemNon-Solvability of Quintics via Radicals1Dyson Institute of Engineering and Technology
11TRDr.Eyüp YalçınkayaIntroduction to Geometry of Quantum Field Theory: Fiber Bundles, Instantons, and the Dirac Operator1TÜBİTAK
11ENProf., Prof.John Gimbel, Tınaz EkimRamsey Numbers1University of Alaska, Boğaziçi Ü.
11ENProf.Nurgün ErdölDiscrete Fourier Transforms and Its Applications1Florida Atlantic University
111XProf.Selçuk ArtutGenerating Geometric Patterns with Creative Coding1Sabancı Ü.
11TRDr., Dr.Sinem Benli Göral, Berkay KebeciCommutative Algebra and Algebraic Geometry1İYTE, Koç Ü.
11TRAssoc. Prof., MSc.Haydar Göral, Nihan TanısalıTopics in Combinatorics1İYTE, INRIA Saclay
111ENMr.Arif MardinA rigorous introduction to basic probability theory1
1XAssoc. Prof.Özlem BeyarslanIntroduction to Field Theory1Boğaziçi Ü.
1TRProf. Dr.Ali NesinKümeler Kuramı11NMK
1TRProf. Dr.Yusuf ÜnlüSayılar Kuramı11NMK
1TRMSc.İlayda BarışKombinasyon Hesapları11NMK
1TRDoç. Dr.Özlem BeyarslanProblem Saati11Boğaziçi Ü.
11ENAssoc. Prof.Dionyssios Mantzavinos, Türker ÖzsarıWell-Posedness and Control of Evolution PDEs with Inhomogeneous Boundary Conditions1University of Kansas, Bilkent Ü.
11ENDr.Konstantinos MaronikolakisInterpolation by Holomorphic Functions1Bikent Ü.
11ENAssoc. Prof.Özgür Kelekçi Introduction to Topological Invariants with Applications to Gauge Theory1University of Turkish Aeronautical Association
11XDr.Jülide Miray ÖzkanSome particular subgroups and why they get special names1Özyeğin Ü.
11ENProf.Sten KaijserSome special orthogonal polynomials1
11ENDr.Ahmed Yekta ÖktenHyperbolic geometry of the unit disc1University of Rome Tor Vergata
11ENDr., Asst. Prof.Konstantinos Kalimeris, Leonidas MindrinosSolution strategies of Partial Differential Equations1Academy of Athens, Agricultural University of Athens
111ENDr.Evgeny MalkovichGeometry and Calculus in Spheres1METU NCC
11ENMr.Arif MardinDiscrete Stochastic Processes on Graphs1
11XMSc.İlayda Barış Readings in Algebra1NMK
11TRProf.Şafak AlpayAnalizde Problemler1ODTÜ
11TRDr.Ümit IşlakOIasılık Teorisinde Seçme Sonuçlar1Boğaziçi Ü.
11ENDr.Matteo PaganinIntroduction to Category Theory1Sabancı Ü.
111XDr.Köksal KarakuşDifferential Equations and its Applications1ODTÜ Kuzey Kıbrıs
11ENMr.Arif MardinGenerating Functions and Their Applications1
11ENAssoc. Prof.Mustafa KalafatIntroduction to Minimal Submanifolds1Bonn University
11TRProf., Dr.Simten Bayrakçı, İlker ArslanFonksiyonel Analizden seçme konular1Akdeniz Ü., MEF Ü.
11XAssoc. Prof.Özlem BeyarslanIntroduction to Ring Theory1Boğaziçi Ü.
11TRAssoc. Prof., Dr.Özkan Değer, Buket Ay KayaYaklaşım Teorisine Giriş1stanbul Ü.
1TRMr.Chris StephensonEtkin Hesaplama11Yok
1TRDoç. Dr.Özlem Beyarslan Çizgeler Kuramı11Boğaziçi Ü.
1TRProf. Dr.Ali NesinProblemlerle Olasılık11NMK
1TRMSc.İlayda BarışOyunlar Kuramı11NMK
11ENAssoc. Prof.Mustafa KalafatBerger Spheres in Riemannian Geometry1Bonn University
11XDr.Özgür İnceThe Geometry of Shapes: An Introduction to Algebraic Surfaces1Sivas Cumhuriyet University
111XProf.Ali NesinQuadratic Forms1NMK
11ENAssoc. Prof.Mirjana MilijevićIntroduction to Differential Geometry with Applications to Statistical Manifolds1University of Banja Luka
11XAssoc. Prof.Ahmet ÇevikUnsolvable problems1JSGA/ODTÜ
11XMSc.İlayda Barış Readings in Algebra1NMK
11XProf.Ali NesinTensor Products and Algebras2NMK
11ENDr.Christian d'ElbéeBurnside-Type Probleme in Groups, Lie Algebras and Associative Algebras1University of the Basque Country
11XMSc.İlayda Barış Readings in Algebra1NMK
0123LTitleInstructorCourse Title27/73/810/817/824/831/87/914/921/9Institution