In her free time she likes drawing, hiking, and spending cozy evenings with friends playing board games. She also has a black cat who often keeps her company while she works.

She worked at Yasar University in various administrative and academic positions. Yarimoglu became an Assistant Professor in 2012, Associate Professor in 2017, and a Full Professor of Marketing in 2023. She worked at Comenius University in Bratislava as a Visiting Scholar. 

Yarimoglu has over 50 scientific papers published in both indexed journals and reputable academic publishers. She serves as a reviewer, editorial board member, and editor in academic journals. She has led conferences in the fields of business and marketing and still serves as a reviewer, scientific committee member, and track chair at prestigious conferences. 

Her main research interests consist of customer satisfaction and loyalty, intentions, service quality, sustainable food consumption, and environmentally friendly consumer behaviors.   

WOS Researcher ID

Scholar

Specializations: Marketing

Courses taught: Marketing Management, Marketing Research, Business Research Methods, International Marketing, Introduction to Management, Project Management, Services Marketing, Retail Management, Product and Brand Management, Research Methodology and Ethics

Selected Publications:

Her most recent publications have examined cinematic and televisual legacies in Samuel Beckett’s writing, with a focus on his late prose. Her work has appeared in academic journals and essay collections, including in Samuel Beckett Today/Aujourd’hui, the Journal of Beckett Studies, Beckett and Modernism (Palgrave Macmillan, 2018), and Samuel Beckett and Technology (Edinburgh UP, 2021), which she also co-edited with Einat Adar and Mark Nixon. Her current research focuses on Beckett’s collaborations, in particular with the German television broadcaster Süddeutscher Rundfunk (SDR/SWR).

Specializations: Samuel Beckett, European modernism, early cinema and television, intermediality 

Recent Publications:

She has developed and co-developed several diagnostic and intervention tools widely used in Czech educational and counselling practice and has contributed to many national and international research projects, including the Multilingual Assessment Battery of Early Literacy (MABEL) (www.eldel-mabel.net). She is a member of the International Society for Scientific Studies of Reading and a founding member of the European Literacy Network. Alongside her research, she has extensive experience in lifelong learning programs for professionals in psychology, counselling, and speech therapy, and is dedicated to mentoring students and early career researchers.

With over five years of experience working as a student advisor and coordinator, she can offer a personalized approach to each student, providing relevant information on chosen courses, international qualification recognition, the enrollment process, and visa applications.

As a member of the Admissions Office, Iuliia is excited to guide accepted students through the final stages of enrollment, assist them with inquiries, and provide them with the confidence and inspiration for university studies at AAU.

Since 2019, Alexa has been dedicated to the field of international education and student recruitment. With a strong passion for helping students through their Higher Education decision making, she provides guidance and support as they select university programs and move through the admissions process.

As part of her role, Alexa travels to high schools around the world, connecting with prospective students and sharing opportunities for studying at AAU. She is always available via email and would be happy to schedule a meeting to discuss further options for admissions at Anglo-American University.

Since 2024, she has been teaching a course on International Organizations at Anglo-American University in Prague. She collaborates regularly with regional think tanks and NGOs, including the Forum 2000 Foundation, and has contributed a series of analytical articles to the Center for Security Analyses and Prevention.

As the SIRD School Coordinator, Zach works with exchange and transfer students by assisting with any of their needs in the office, but he is also available to help degree seeking students as well. He also can advise students on life in Prague if needed, as he has gone through the same path as them.