
A Survivor from Magadan — Film Screening
The screening of A Survivor from Magadan focuses on cinema’s ability to connect viewers with different lived experiences. Shared viewing provides space for reflection on narrative and memory.

The screening of A Survivor from Magadan focuses on cinema’s ability to connect viewers with different lived experiences. Shared viewing provides space for reflection on narrative and memory.

The Guide in Class discussion explored the role of guiding in nature-based tours, preparation and practical challenges. Professional tourist guide Alp Demirkaya used field examples to describe nature tourism and the dynamics of the profession.

At the Faculty of Health Sciences’ white coat ceremony, students put on coats representing their professional education journey. The programme connected the white coat with knowledge, ethical responsibility and respect for human life.

Brainstorming makes diverse ideas visible before evaluating them. The POPERB meeting focuses on collaborative idea development in design.

Watching and reflecting on film provides common ground for understanding social experiences and cultural perspectives. The International Relations Club’s screening connects visual narratives with intercultural learning.

TURAK’s site evaluation at the university focused on quality and accreditation processes in tourism education. The programme’s account reported completion of the visit and receipt of feedback.

Marketing involves understanding different audiences’ needs and forms of communication. Colors of Marketing highlights varied perspectives and creative thinking in the field.

The artificial intelligence course for public employees addresses practical uses in reports, official correspondence and office applications.

News reporting involves researching information, understanding context and communicating clearly. The activity focuses on professional foundations, careful observation and accurate communication in journalism.

The Bluecard career discussion explored work and internship opportunities in Germany and other European countries.

NEV One Drop of Blood, a Thousand Hopes provided blood and stem cell donation points in the Kağıthane Campus foyer. Students and academic and administrative staff took part, supported by volunteers from 34 student clubs.

The software quality and process management discussion shared industry experience in software testing. Mustafa Çörekci from Insider’s Bytemasters team introduced testing experience to students in the Guest in Class series.