Automotive Technology students visited Ford Otosan’s Gölcük Plant on 11 March 2025, exploring production lines, electric vehicle technologies, sustainability and occupational safety as part of professional training.
Psychology students from 61 universities met for an event on borderline personality disorder. Clinical Psychologist Zeynep Tepe discussed symptoms, emotional fluctuations and therapy as part of professional training and mental health awareness.
The Basic Design exhibition presented Architecture students’ work on biomimicry, urban imagery, space and modular skyscrapers, bringing creative ideas and different design approaches together.
Deniz Mandalinci Yazıcıoğlu shared experience of aviation careers, communication skills and work–life balance with Cabin Services students, supporting their industry outlook through professional training.
Refika Birgül shared her cooking, writing and television experience with Gastronomy students. The professional training event also explored Turkish cuisine’s future and the rise of vegan cooking.
The International Women’s Day programme explored women’s roles in the Turkic world’s history, science and art through civil society cooperation. Panels and an exhibition highlighted visibility, equal educational opportunities and social participation.
The AFAA-GFI Workshop provided professional training and preparation for an internationally recognised group fitness instructor certification. Held on the Neotech Campus basketball court, the workshop was organised with Athletic House Academy.
The Research Day – Science and Impact Workshop focused on the visibility and social impact of academic research. The agreement signed with IES Research and the workshops supported science communication and the dissemination of research through digital tools.
The Future of Media Workshop brought academics and media professionals together for cross-sector dialogue on AI, digital rights, media literacy, financial sustainability, and disinformation.
The 2023–2027 Strategic Plan Workshop was completed with academic and administrative staff participation. Discussions covered participatory governance, education, research, community service, and sustainable development strategies.
The Healthcare Technologies of the Future panel explored innovations in physiotherapy, contact lenses, prosthetics and orthotics, and pharmaceutical production. The professional training event enabled students to learn about developments in healthcare technology from industry experts.
Quality meetings for aviation departments reviewed curriculum innovations, student-centred learning, and practical training. Participants discussed quality assurance, alignment with accreditation requirements, and continuous improvement strategies to support quality education.
