Özet:

Qualified, well-trained, specialized in the fields want to migrate to developed countries with better economic, technological and educational opportunities in order to have better working conditions, a brighter career and a higher income level. The greatest capital of this century, which is seen as the high values that shake the mark of our age and is also referred to as the "information age", is the educated brain power equipped with knowledge. The country’s wealth indicator is now measured by the importance of education and science rather than the natural resources, labour or industrialization rates they have, and therefore the “brain power” is seen as the key factor of development and development. As globalization accelerates, many valuable brains from less developed or developing countries have migrated to countries where their living standards are high and their employment areas are wide, and where they can develop more. In recent years, the potential for educated young people to leave the country has accelerated, especially the high unemployment rates seen among new university graduates or the low wages of existing jobs / failure to meet the expectations has triggered the movement of brain migration to other countries within the country. In this context, the number of students/graduates sent abroad through the channel of foreign scholarships, foreign companies or educational institutions such as YÖK has increased, especially since the 2000s, and the demand for study and work abroad has increased. In this study, the increase in international brain migration movements from Turkey, which is among the world’s 15 most brain migration countries in recent years in the context of international brain migration movements, will be studied on the basis of some statistics, due to reasons such as lack of scientific possibilities and economic concerns.