
Artificial Intelligence Summit: Exploring the Technology of the Future
The AI Summit explored industry applications, career opportunities, and ethical responsibilities, highlighting data diversity, trustworthy content, and human-centred use.

The AI Summit explored industry applications, career opportunities, and ethical responsibilities, highlighting data diversity, trustworthy content, and human-centred use.

Industry experts explored graphic design and animation in digital marketing, sharing applications in AI, social media, e-commerce, and brand communication.

The Women’s Hands in Production project provided practical wooden furniture manufacturing training. Supported by our Continuing Education Centre, it promoted women’s employment and economic independence.

Capital Markets students and academics attended the Türkiye Capital Markets Congress, gaining current industry insights through panels and training and building professional connections.

Football manager Abdullah Avcı discussed his career and industry developments on campus, sharing experiences of team management, relationships with players, and professional life.

A career cooperation protocol was signed with Medel Elektronik, which will provide industry guidance to students and employment opportunities for graduates.

The 100 Children, 100 Works, 1 Documentary project supported the creativity of children with special needs affected by earthquakes. Workshop artwork and a documentary were presented at NeoTech Campus.

A gathering for the fifth gender-sensitive mentoring programme was held with BPW Istanbul, featuring a protocol signing, mentors’ experiences, and the announcement of participants.

A cooperation protocol with Terapim Consultancy aims to support students’ practical experience and career development.

An MYK certification audit was held at the Continuing Education Centre on 21–22 November. Findings were reviewed and follow-up work began towards completing the authorisation process.

Astronaut Tuva Cihangir Atasever shared his spaceflight and training experience at the National Space Programme event, introducing students to space research and Türkiye’s goals.

Fashion Design students practised merchandising, styling, and window display design at Boyner Cevahir, exploring how store layout relates to sales.