Altan Göçmen from Ekan Kimya shared developments in concrete technology and sustainable construction chemicals with students, bringing current industry experience into education.
Our university offers AI-focused courses across associate, undergraduate, and postgraduate programmes, supporting interdisciplinary education from health and engineering to the arts.
The National Technology Summit, organised with T3 Foundation–TEKNOFEST, connected students with academia and the defence industry to discuss domestic technology, the defence ecosystem, and career opportunities.
The LAMA2-RD Conference on 27–29 March 2026 brought together experts, patient associations, and families from 17 countries to share scientific developments, clinical approaches, and training on the rare muscle disorder.
Six academic programmes earned three- or four-year STAR accreditation, supporting quality assurance and continuous improvement in education.
Our university earned two-year institutional accreditation following YÖKAK’s evaluation of education, research, community contribution, and governance within a quality assurance framework.
The panel focuses on how discrimination against women is reproduced in everyday life and on the roles of social norms, masculinity stereotypes and digital media in bringing change.
AI courses have been integrated across disciplines and study levels in 2025–2026. Courses in health, finance, engineering, gastronomy, and social sciences support preparation for digital transformation.
According to Scopus SciVal data for 2023–2025, our university ranked first in Türkiye with 12.7 citations per publication excluding self-citations, highlighting its research impact.
Our university entered QS Europe 2026 for the first time in the 501–510 band. It ranked 38th in Western Asia and among Europe’s top 150 for citations per paper and international student diversity.
At Erasmus Plus Talks, experts shared international projects and Erasmus opportunities with students. Interactive sessions explored their academic, personal, and professional benefits.
The Continuing Education Application and Research Centre’s Basic Excel Training focuses on developing digital skills for working with spreadsheets.
