This course offers students the opportunity to explore various aspects of urban culture and everyday life in depth. Within the scope of the course, it aims to provide a critical interpretation capacity regarding the dynamics of city life through the framework of phenomena such as spatial discrimination, social exclusion, the right to the city, and memory, starting from the theoretical knowledge and social theories related to everyday life. Furthermore, it develops skills in analyzing the social and cultural structure of urban spaces and everyday life through case studies from urban ethnographies. Students will develop analysis and critical thinking skills through theoretical discussions and methodological approaches within an interdisciplinary framework.