An educational discussion with Uğur Erkey Primary School students explored Atatürk and the Republic. The BAP-supported social responsibility project, run with Sarıyer’s District Directorate of National Education, promoted historical and civic awareness.
The Once Again, from Istanbul to Tashkent exhibition, opened through civil society cooperation, presented illumination, miniature and bookbinding works by 20 artists, highlighting cultural heritage preservation and dialogue between Türkiye and Uzbekistan.
Kazakhstan’s Consul General in Istanbul, Nuriddin Amankul, discussed Türkiye–Kazakhstan relations and international cooperation in education and culture with students, answering their questions and highlighting cultural understanding.
The Fashion Design Programme’s protocol with Zorluteks aims to provide practical learning and project opportunities through internships and workplace training, supporting students’ preparation for industry.
Istanbul Nişantaşı University and TURKEDU delivered AI-supported teaching training to Azerbaijani academics on 21 March 2025, highlighting digital tools, innovative teaching methods and international cooperation.
Dr. Bengi Bezirgan Tanış joined a COST project comparing threats to democratisation and anti-gender policies. The international research collaboration will analyse policy effects across European regions.
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 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.
Dr. Ali Paşazade has been appointed a working group member in the FoodWaStop COST project. The international research network focuses on preventing and measuring food loss and waste, valorising agricultural and food waste, and the circular bioeconomy.
The RADIO Project has begun to strengthen international research cooperation between European and Mediterranean universities. The 36-month project includes plans for research offices, capacity building, and training in environmental sustainability and digital transformation.
Provincial Health Directorate staff received diction and public speaking training coordinated by our university’s Continuing Education Centre. Organised through cooperation with healthcare institutions, the programme supported employees’ verbal communication skills and professional development.
