Prof. Dr. Ahmet Güner Sayar discussed Mehmet Akif Ersoy’s thought and literary approach in a national broadcast, sharing academic knowledge with a wider audience.
Participants received certificates at the first graduation ceremony of the Tazelenme University Programme. A concert and cap-tossing ceremony celebrated lifelong learning and intergenerational interaction.
Experts shared emergency healthcare and career experience during Paramedic Week. First and Emergency Aid students marked a milestone in their professional preparation at a badge ceremony.
At the Book Donation and Library Training event, Aynur İmran donated her book to the library. Fevziye Adamcıl Küçükayın’s presentation supported the use of information resources and lifelong learning.
WasteLog Co-Founder Mahir Okay Çelik shared his entrepreneurship experience in the Innovation in New Media course, discussing digital start-ups, innovation, and sustainability.
Our Faculty of Medicine has become a full member of the Association of Medical Schools in Europe. AMSE membership will strengthen international academic exchange and knowledge sharing in medical education.
Transformers ED Türkiye on 18 December 2025 connected students with denim and textile experts to explore fibre innovation, the circular economy, production, and sustainability.
Move for Good was held with LÖSEV and 240 students, combining practical event management with volunteering and awareness of stray animals’ needs.
The We Are Responsible for One Another project brought high school students and trainee dentists together with children, supporting healthy habits and social participation through oral health education and games.
Dr. Cemre Hoşcan Gökber discussed neuroplasticity and brain health at The Brain’s Renewal Journey, a Tazelenme University event supporting scientific awareness and lifelong learning.
Artist Günseli Kato shared Turkish and Japanese aesthetic traditions with students, exploring connections between cultural heritage, contemporary art, and personal brand identity.
The seminar focuses on recognising digital violence against women and girls, the importance of safer online spaces and shared responsibility in preventing violence.
