I graduated from Eskisehir Osmangazi University with 3.57/4.00 GPA, which qualifies me for the top 1% in the field of International Relations. Between the years 2015 and 2019 I had the opportunity to improve myself on many subjects both in and out of the field by participating in various social activities. In the context of the Model United Nations event held in our university in 2017, I represented the country of Finland in the United Nations Development Program Committee and actively participated in the discussions on global problems and the resolution of these problems. In the Model United Nations event organized by Bilkent University in January 2018, I represented Spain in the Committee for Social and Economic Relations Development and learned about the current situation of Spain and tried to find solutions to the problems that have been experienced around the world. I had the opportunity to obtain information from primary sources about the relations between Turkey and the Kingdom of Denmark with visiting the Ambassador of Denmark, Mr. Svend Olling. At the Turkey-Switzerland Relations Conference held at Eskişehir Osmangazi University, with the participation of Swiss Political Attaché Julien Briguet, I had the opportunity to learn about the developments in many fields such as economy, politics and culture between the two countries, and by being his guide, I had the opportunity to learn about diplomacy and political science and also I benefited from his experience. In June and July 2018, I went to Romania to voluntarily teach English to children aged 7-15 years and the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals as part of the social responsibility project of the AEISEC non-governmental organization. I did not start an academic career in Romania, however, thanks to the gains I have made here; I have both created a deep conceptual analysis of Romania-Turkey relations and actively participated in the realization of the UN Missions. On March 4, 2019, I acted as a reporter at the meeting held in Eskişehir on International Women's Day with the slogan "From Beijing to the Present, From Today to the Future" and made a detailed presentation on the related issue and included the solution of the problems. This interest has peaked when I have been nominated for a scholarship provided by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Taiwan to study Chinese for the duration of six months between September 2019 and February 2020. By participating in the Internship/Training Program organized by the Foreign Policy Institute,