Registration and Accomodation

Course fees: $600 (two-week course) — includes on-campus housing and full board (breakfast, lunch, dinner).

If you require a formal invoice or a funding support letter, contact the organizers after submitting your application.

Program & Venue

The Faculty of Forestry, located in Artvin in the northeastern region of Türkiye near the Georgian border, will host the summer course. The campus provides comfortable accommodation and excellent facilities for academic work and field studies.

Accommodation & Facilities

Participants are provided with on-campus housing.

The Seyitler Campus offers an ideal environment for learning and networking, with study spaces and easy access to field sites.

How to Get Here

The Faculty of Forestry is in the city of Artvin, Türkiye. Detailed, organized travel information from Rize–Artvin International Airport to Seyitler Campus will be provided upon acceptance.

Address: Faculty of Forestry, Artvin Çoruh University, Seyitler Campus, Artvin, Türkiye 08100

Visa Information

For many countries, a visa is not required for stays up to 30 or 90 days in Türkiye.
Check visa requirements: https://www.mfa.gov.tr/visa-information-for-foreigners.en.mfa
Ministry of Foreign Affairs: mfa.gov.tr
Apply for an e-Visa: https://evisa.gov.tr/en

As of April 17, 2013, the electronic visa (e-Visa) replaces the former “sticker visa” at border crossings.
e-Visa is valid for tourism or commerce travel purposes.
For participants requiring a visa, supporting documents can be provided upon request.

What to Expect

Expanded appreciation of dendrochronology applications.
Practical training in tree-ring sample collection and chronology development.
Improved skills for dendroclimatic reconstruction methods.

Previous Courses

Previously hosted in Türkiye, Greece, Spain, Russia, Poland, and Jordan, the summer school fosters international collaboration in environmental research.