Nielsen, one of the leading global market research companies, held the competition the second time in Turkey. The group that consists of İbrahim Günaydın, Bengi Tokdil, İbrahim Torluoğlu, and Mustafa Murat Tunç from Manufacturing Systems Engineering won the first place, repeating last year’s success. This year, the students were coached by Abdullah Daşcı of the Faculty of Management. The winners won the right to represent Turkey in the upcoming European Final to be held in South Cyprus on June 26-27.

2013-2014 Fall Term Applications to Eng.&Natural Sciences Grad. Programs
By Student Resources  |  01 April 2013

Selmiye Alkan Gürsel and Tolga Güver win Science Academy grants

Global energy leaders gather at Sabancı University IICEC

Hosted by Sabancı University IICEC, the leaders of the global energy scene discuss “Towards a New Global Energy Landscape : What Role for Turkey?”

Ninth Sakıp Sabancı Lecture Held in Washington DC

World Bank Chief Economist Dr. Kaushik Basu: “I believe the crisis will continue for two more years.”

Sabancı University Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences faculty member M. Ali Alpar has been elected a member of the American Philosophical Society (APS). 

Sabancı University squash team that attended to the Squash Turkey Championship for the Universities, organized by the Bilkent University, became the Turkey Champion.

For the individual competitions, Onur Albet Aslan became the Turkey Champion and Bedi Cihan Şahin ranked as the third.

Sabancı University Gender and Women’s Studies Forum, in association with the Sabancı Foundation, initiated a series of gender education sessions for high school teachers in 11 provinces as part of the UN Joint Program on Promoting the Human Rights of Women (UNJP).

Held every year by Civic Involvement Projects, the “Discover Yourself” project scheme has been available to employees since the summer of 2011.  This year, the project is planned to be held in the Borçka township of Artvin between August 18 and 24.

What is Discover Yourself for Employees?
It is a 6-day project aimed at socioeconomically disadvantaged primary school children.

Working hours are 9 am to 3 pm every day.