Notable Faculty Members
Main category: Bilkent University faculty- Gürer Aykal - Faculty of Music, conductor
- Suna Kan - Faculty of Music, violinist
- Gülsin Onay - Faculty of Music, pianist
- Fazıl Say - Faculty of Music, pianist
- Talat Sait Halman - Dean of the School of Humanities and Letters, first Minister of Culture of Turkey
- Stanford J. Shaw (deceased in 2006) - Faculty of History
- Halil İnalcık - Faculty of History
- Norman Stone - Faculty of International Relations, and History
- Hikmet Sami Türk - Faculty of Law, former Minister of Justice of Turkey
- İlber Ortaylı - Faculty of Law
- Ergun Özbudun - Faculty of Law, leader of the academic council which is building a new Turkish constitution.
- Sami Selçuk - Faculty of Law, former Head Judge of the Supreme Court of Turkey
- Metin Heper - Faculty of Political Sciences
- Emre Özgen - Faculty of Economics, Administrative and Social Sciences, Founder and Chair of Psychology Department, Vice President of the Turkish Psychological Association
- Salim Çıracı - Faculty of Science, Director of UNAM
- Alexander Shumovsky (deceased in 2007) - Faculty of Science, Department of Physics
- Metin Gürses - Faculty of Science, Department of Mathematics
- Ali Sinan Sertöz - Faculty of Science, Department of Mathematics
- Umut Aydin - Faculty of Engineering, Department of Industrial Engineering
- Abdullah Atalar - Faculty of Engineering, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
- Ekmel Özbay - Faculty of Science, Department of Physics and Faculty of Engineering, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
- Haldun Özaktaş - Faculty of Engineering, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
- Hayrettin Köymen - Faculty of Engineering, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
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