University education is often seen as a crucial requirement for many professions today. However, according to Tolga Şirin, individuals who have not attended university but have developed themselves can also hold political offices. This raises questions about the impact of educational diplomas on political representation.

Şirin advocates for the expansion of the political sphere and freedoms. However, there is uncertainty about how much this view is represented in Turkish constitutional literature. The debate over whether an educational diploma should limit access to the highest offices in a country is contentious.

In today's world, the defendability of such regulations regarding educational diplomas is being questioned. These inquiries are directly linked to the question of who politics is made for. Therefore, this aspect must be taken into account.