CDP Turkey Project Manager Mirhan Köroğlu Göğüş directed the Carbon and Water Management section of the Green Business Conference held on September 23rd and 24th, 2014 at the Raffles Hotel.

Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences member Murat Germen’s work was exhibited at Photo Shanghai, the first international art fair in the Asia-Pacific region that focuses exclusively on photography.

The European Enterprise Network Sabancı

Curated by Sabancı University Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences member Ayşe Gül Altınay and Işın Önol, the exhibition will be available for viewing at Depo until October 3^{rd, 2014.}

According to Bloomberg Businessweek’s “Favorite Universities 2014” survey, Sabancı University is Turkey’s favorite university.

For this year’s “Favorite Universities” survey, 15,700 students from 89 universities gave responses.

The model developed by Realta Consultancy measures the satisfaction of students with their universities.

Being Turkey’s most entrepreneurial and innovative private university, Sabancı University was listed among the top 500 universities of the world in the QS World University Rankings.

After an initial cooperation with the Sabancı University Executive Development Unit-EDU in 2012 to train and improve the competencies of all client-facing employees in stores, Avea now established the AVEA Communication and Change Academy (AİDO) under its ‘AVEAKampus’ initiative to implement the Avea Sales Channels Certification Development Program.

Sabancı University School of Management professor Çağrı Haksöz spoke at the 25th Brisa Sustainable Change Conference.  The Conference was held at the Sabancı Center on Monday, September 15th, 2014.  Sabancı Holding President and Sabancı University Board of Trustees Chair Güler Sabancı gave introductory remarks.

‘Women, Birds and Stars’ of the great twentieth century artist Joan Miró is at the Sakıp Sabancı Museum sponsored by Sabancı Holding

Material Science and Engineering 2009 graduate Canan Dağdeviren was among the winners of the “Innovators Under 35 Turkey” by MIT Technology Review.  Canan was also nameed “the innovator of the year” among all winners.