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Migration, Refugee Perception, and Management of Migrants: A Research Conducted on Turkish University Students Gauging Their Perception and Attitudes Towards Refugees.

Housing over three million Syrian and two million other refugees on its soil, Turkiye has been dealing with migration issues for a long time. With the migration influx, cultural differences began to surface more frequently creating serious issues requiring added planning and managing of public policies. Using a convenience sampling technique, we selected 310 students from a state university in the 2021-2022 academic year utilizing the “Attitude Scale Toward Syrian Refugees” methodology to measure subjects’ feelings and attitudes toward the Syrian refugees. As a result of this research, it has been revealed that students have a negative perception of the Syrian refugees, but they still think those refugees’ rights and privileges must be provided according to international agreements and conventions.