The Faculty of Management is accepting applications for the 2017-2018 academic year MBA, Executive MBA (EMBA), Professional MBA, Masters in Finance (MIF), Masters in Business Analytics (MSc.in BA) and Management PhD programs. Information regarding these programs can be obtained from the web site. Additionally, various scholarships are available for MBA, MiF, MSc.in BA and PhD programs.

Please click for application requirements

Applications for the MBA Program: 

The MBA Program is open to all candidates with an undergraduate degree from an accredited university.

Application Deadline for MBA:

Early Applications                             : 21 April 2017

Regular&Scholarship Applications : 9 June 2017. We strongly urge all candidates to submit their applications by this date.

Applications:                                       : 3 July, 2017

Admission Process:

Online application is required. Following online application, applicants are required to send the originals(hard copy) of the required documents by post. After an initial screening, eligible candidates are to be interviewed. Interview results and acceptance decisions will be mailed to the candidate.

For more information: Burcu Albayrak   (0216) 483 96 72 or  balbayrak@sabanciuniv.edu

Application Deadline for ProfessionalMBA :
Early Applications                            : May 12, 2017
Applications                                       : July 7, 2017

Admission Process: After an initial screening, eligible candidates are to be interviewed. Interview results and acceptance decisions will be mailed to the candidate. Applicants may also attend the Sabanci University English proficiency exam that will be held onMarch 11, April 8, May 13, June 17, July 16 2017.  All applicants who plan to attend SU exams should complete their online application before the exam dates. The spoken English level of the applicant will be evaluated in the interview.

For more information: Oktay Dindar (0216) 483 9734 or oktayd@sabanciuniv.edu

                                     Neyir Özdemir (0216) 483 9743 or nozdemir@sabanciuniv.edu

Executive MBA Required Documents 
Applicants may also attend the Sabanci University English proficiency exam that will be held on March 11, April 8, May 13, June 17, July 16 2017.  All applicants who plan to attend SU exams should complete their online application before the exam dates. 
The spoken English level of the applicant will be evaluated in the interview.
 

ALES or equivalent test scores are not required for the applications to Executive MBA program.

Application Deadline for Executive MBA: 
Early Applications: May 12, 2017
Latest Applications: July 7, 2017

Admission Process: After an initial screening, eligible candidates are to be interviewed. Interview results and acceptance decisions will be mailed to the candidate.

For more information: OktayDindar (0216) 483 9734 or oktayd@sabanciuniv.edu

Neyir Özdemir (0216) 483 9743 or nozdemir@sabanciuniv.edu

Application for the Masters in Finance (MiF) Program: 
All candidates who have a 4-year undergraduate degree may apply to the Program.Application Deadline for MiF: 

Early Applications     : March 3, 2017
Regular Applications : June 9, 2017
Applications               : July 3, 2017 

Admission Process:

Online application is required. Following online application, applicants are required to send the originals(hard copy) of the required documents by post. After an initial screening, eligible candidates are to be interviewed. Interview results and acceptance decisions will be mailed to the candidate.

For more information: Burcu Albayrak, (0216) 483 9672 or balbayrak@sabanciuniv.edu 

Application for the Masters in Business Analytics (MSc. in BA) Program: 
All candidates who have a 4-year undergraduate degree may apply to the Program.

Application Deadline for MSc.in BA: 
Regular Applications : June 9, 2017
Applications                : July 7, 2017

Admission Process: After an initial screening of the documents, eligible candidates will be interviewed. Interview results and acceptance decisions will be sent by mail.

For more information: Ekin Basat (0216) 483 9671 or ekinbasat@sabanciuniv.edu 

Application for the PhD Program: 
The PhD program in Management is open to candidates with a background in business, economics, engineering, social or natural sciences.

Early Application Deadline for PhD: Jan 15, 2017

Application Deadline for PhD: June 6, 2017

For more information: Ekin Basat (0216) 483 9671 or ekinbasat@sabanciuniv.edu

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Sabancı University's Sakıp Sabancı Museum continues to cast light on the history of modern Turkish art.

The ‘Thesis-Antithesis-Synthesis’ exhibition at Sakıp Sabancı Museum presents Selim Turan's work, which was shaped by diverse experiences. Selim Turan exhibition at Sakıp Sabancı Museum.

Sabancı University's Sakıp Sabancı Museum (SSM), now in its 15th year, is continuing to present work by Turkish painters and cast light on Turkish art history, with the support of Sabancı Holding and in cooperation with Istanbul University. Works by the major Turkish painter and sculptor Selim Turan (1915-1994) feature in the ‘Thesis-Antithesis-Synthesis’ exhibition, which opens on 30 May at the SSM.

Curated by Dr. Necmi Sönmez, ‘Selim Turan. Thesis-Antithesis-Synthesis’ is the first solo exhibition of the artist's work to have been held in recent years. Most of the works in the exhibition have been selected from the Selim Turan Collection, which was donated to Istanbul University by his wife, the ceramic artist Şahika Turan, in 2003.

From 1947 until his death, Selim Turan divided his time between Paris and Istanbul, and the over one hundred works in the exhibition reveal traces of inspiration from the cultural milieux of both cities. The exhibition also includes works by Hakkı Anlı, Nejad Devrim, Ferit İşcan, İlhan Koman, Mübin Orhon and Fahrelnissa Zeid; Turkish artists who lived and worked in Paris during the same period; and by Jean Bazaine, Henri Goetz, Léon Zack, Natalia Dumitresco and Alexander Istrati, who between 1947 and 1960 were major painters in the Paris art scene over the period of Selim Turan's close involvement.

The exhibition brings together examples of Selim Turan’s work over a long period that begins in 1935, when he was studying at the Academy in Istanbul, and focuses particularly on his years in Paris. As an artist who established bridges between Eastern and Western cultures in both his life and art, Selim Turan's works have been arranged and evaluated in the context of a conceptual framework defined as ‘thesis, antithesis, synthesis’.

Sabancı University's Sakıp Sabancı Museum Director Dr. Nazan Ölçer said of this latest exhibition, "Sakıp Sabancı Museum is delighted to be continuing the journey that began with Feyhaman Duran, one of the leading names in Turkish art history, with the painter and sculptor Selim Turan, whose work also casts light on a period. We are proud that Istanbul University has entrusted us with works by both artists that were donated to Istanbul University by their wives, for exhibition at our museum. Selim Turan’s most important characteristic as an artist was that his work never expressed any concern about whether his works were understood or not, and always left the last word to the viewer.

Selim Turan's work cannot be evaluated in chronological categories such as his student years, period of exploration, maturity etc, which are traditionally used in art history. Throughout his artistic life he produced figurative, realistic, abstract and symbolic forms of expression, with a constant aim of provoking questions in the mind of the viewer. So in this exhibition curated by Dr. Necmi Sönmez, we decided to present his works in the framework of ‘thesis-antithesis-synthesis’, and to allow interpretations of modern Turkish art in the post-World War II period from an unconventional standpoint, just as Turan himself did.”

Curator of the exhibition, Dr. Necmi Sönmez, commented, "Selim Turan’s 'Thesis-Antithesis-Synthesis' exhibition presents over a hundred paintings, sculptures and prints by the artist, making it the broadest scoped exhibition of Turan's work ever to be held and so of particular importance. As one of the leading names in Turkish art history, Turan divided his time between Paris and Istanbul from 1947 until his death, and under the influence of the cultural milieux of both cities engaged in visual experiments that are not widely known. As well as displaying these visual experiments for the first time, the exhibition aims to inspire a debate about numerous unknown works by the artist in terms of their experimental approach."

The works by Turan in the exhibition have been arranged according to both their period and their place in the artist's conceptual quest. The headings for the different sections of the exhibition have been taken from Farid ud-Din Attar’s Mantiq ut-Tayr (Language of the Bird), a poetic work which influenced the artist: "How many leagues is this road?", "Here one shifts from one state of mind to another", "You know the door is closed. Walk and reach that door", "Someone said, 'I lost the key'" and “I joined the sea of mystery and vanished". The ‘Selim Turan. Thesis-Antithesis-Synthesis’ exhibition, which includes a unique presentation of mobile sculptures made by the artist in 1980-1994, will remain open at SSM until 13 August. 

Students who will take the ELAE on June 6th, 2017:

1. Students who have studied in the School of Languages during 2016-17 academic year and who have submitted on an online survey which was sent to them by mail.  (A petition is not required.) 
2. Inactive students who still hold exam rights & who have given in a petition to take the ELAE on June 6 th, 2017
3. Grad students

Location and Times:

WRITING & LISTENING            09.30 - 12:00 

READING                                   13:00 - 14:40

LOCATION                                 FMAN 1099

DATE                                          June 6th,2017

For the identification check to be done in time, we ask that students who will take the exam be at the exam hall half an hour before the exam starts and that they bring some official identification which includes their photograph (such as a passport, identification card, driver’s license) with them.

Students should also make sure that they bring a pencil, eraser and any other necessary pieces of equipment with them. 

Students are asked not to bring their mobile phones into the exam hall. Students are kindly reminded that if they bring their mobile phones, they will be collected.

The results of the ELAE will be announced on the external web page of Sabanci University on Thursday, June 8 at 9pm.

Postgraduate candidates who have taken the June 6th ELAE will be informed of their results by their faculties.

Detailed information about the ELAE and a sample of the exam is available at the link below. We recommend that all students who will take the exam check this link.

http://sl.sabanciuniv.edu/students/elae

We wish you every success in the exam.

School of Languages

GRADUATE SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

GRADUATE PROGRAMS

2017 – 2018 FALL APPLICATIONS

The following programs leading to MA and PhD degrees are accepting applications for 2017-2018 academic year Fall semester. Contact names for each program have been provided for academic inquiries only. For administrative or procedure related questions, please contact Student Resources Office.

Conflict Analysis and Resolution (MA) 

Contact: Emre Hatipoğlu, (216) 483 92 60, ehatipoglu@sabanciuniv.edu

Cultural Studies (MA) 

Contact: Faik Kurtulmuş, (216) 483 92 82, afaikkurtulmus@sabanciuniv.edu 

Economics (MA/PhD)

Contact: İnci Gümüş, (216) 483 93 28, incigumus@sabanciuniv.edu

European Studies (MA) 

Contact: Emre Hatipoğlu, (216) 483 92 60, ehatipoglu@sabanciuniv.edu

History (MA/PhD)                                                                               

Contact: Tülay Artan, (216) 483 92 38, tulay@sabanciuniv.edu

Political Science (MA/PhD) 

Contact: Kerim Can Kavaklı, (216) 483 92 58, kkavakli@sabanciuniv.edu

Turkish Studies (MA) 

Contact: Akşin Somel, (216) 483 92 78, somel@sabanciuniv.edu

Visual Arts and Visual Communication Design (MA) 

Contact: Onur Yazıcıgil, (216) 483 93 34, oyazicigil@sabanciuniv.edu

Applicants must have completed their previous degree programs by September 5, 2017, at latest.

Admission Requirements

Admission Requirements for Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

IMPORTANT WARNING: All REQUIRED documents must be submitted during applications. Applications with incomplete documentation will not be taken into consideration. RECOMMENDED documents are not obligatory, but will be influential in the review process. (Please see the table for required and recommended documents from the link above.)

• The applicant must submit ALES, e-ALES, GRE or GAT result during application. Applications without a valid exam result will not be taken into consideration.
• Candidates are required to submit their English proficiency exam scores (TOEFL IBT, e-YDS, YDS, KPDS, ÜDS, PTE Academic, CAE or CPE) during the application. Applicants who are unable to provide a valid English Proficiency Exam score can only be admitted to graduate study upon obtaining a satisfactory grade in Sabancı University English Language Assessment Exam (ELAE) offered in early June. Those candidates who fail to attend or get a satisfactory grade in ELAE exam are obliged to attend and successfully complete English Language Preparation course(s) in order to enroll in a graduate program. Scholarships do not apply to the English Language Preparation courses.

ELAE exam is not substituted for language exam in PhD applications. For PhD candidates exam results should be submitted during application; applications without these documents will not be taken into consideration.

Graduates of Sabancı University are exempt from submitting an English Proficiency Exam score provided that they apply within two years of their graduation. For PhD applications, SU graduates are required to submit language certificate as well.

Financial Support

A limited number of scholarships based on academic achievement are available in the form of partial or full tuition waivers and/or stipends.

Click for SU Graduate Scholarships.

Click for Graduate Funding, Other Opportunities and Awards

Please note that those candidates who fail to submit a sufficient English proficiency exam score and thus attend the course of English Language Preparation will receive no scholarship until they successfully complete the course.

Deadline

May 31st, 2017 is the deadline for the applications.

Applicants may be invited for written exams and/or interviews via e-mail. All written exams and interviews are held in English. For Turkish and international applicants who are abroad and unable to attend written exams and/or interviews, will be interviewed through Skype.

The Graduate Admissions Calendar

Conflict Analysis and Resolution (MA) 

Interview*: June 7, 2017, FASS 2054

Cultural Studies (MA) 

Interview*: June 19-20, 2017, FASS 2056

Economics (MA/PhD)

Interview*: June 20, 2017, FASS 2054

European Studies (MA) 

Interview*: June 5, 2017, FASS 2054

History (MA/PhD)                                                                               

Written exam: June 12, 2017

Interview*: June 15, 2017, FASS 2054

Political Science (MA/PhD) 

Written exam: June 12, 2017

Interview*: June 16, 2017

Turkish Studies (MA) 

Interview*: June 13, 2017, FASS 2054

Visual Arts and Visual Communication Design (MA) 

Written exam: June 13, 2017

Interview*: June 14, 2015, FASS 2056

 
 * Candidates are going to be invited via e-mail for the interview.

Applications:

Online applications are accepted via http://admission.sabanciuniv.edu/ . Application documents (official exam results, transcript, etc.) should be uploaded on the online system and application packages must be submitted either in person or post by mail to the address below. Please note that print-out of the completed application form should also be added to the application package. The packages sent via mail must arrive at the department by the application deadline. Applications sent via e-mail are not accepted.

Warning! All the application documents become property of Sabancı University. It is suggested to keep the original reports of TOEFL, GRE and ALES scores, and apply with the copies of those test scores. But please note that the originals must be produced at the time of registration to Sabancı University.

Student Resources Office
Sabancı University, Orhanlı
34956, Tuzla/ İstanbul-Turkey
www.sabanciuniv.edu
Phone: +90 (216) 483 9361
Facsimile: +90 (216) 483 90 73
E-mail: studentinfo@sabanciuniv.edu

XRD, an X-ray detector designed by a team led by Sabancı University Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences Associate Professor Emrah Kalemci, was deployed into low-Earth orbit at 15.15 Turkish time on May 26, 2017.

Designed and developed by a team led by Sabancı University Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences Associate Professor Emrah Kalemci at the High-Energy Astrophysics Detector Laboratory, XRD was deployed into low-Earth orbit from the International Space Station on BeEagleSat, a cube satellite developed by Professor Alim Rüstem Aslan from the ITU Faculty of Aerospace Sciences, at 15.15 Turkish time on May 26, 2017. 

XRD was designed in the High-Energy Astrophysics Detector Laboratory of Sabancı University. The circuit design, software and testing of XRD were completed at the Istanbul Technical University Aerospace Systems Design and Testing Lab (USTTL), where the BeEagleSat host satellite was also produced. The production of XRD was undertaken mostly by undergraduate and gradaute students (Erdem Baş, Deniz Aksulu, Şevket Uludağ, Eray Akyol, Ertan Ümit), Associate Professor Emrah Kalemci, and Associate Professor Ayhan Bozkurt from Sabancı University. The effort was completed as a Sabancı University Internal Project with TÜBİTAK 1001 funding.  

XRD WILL TRANSMIT DATA TO EARTH

XRD is an X-ray detector placed on an electronic circuit 10 x 10 cm in size, and will be used to measure high-energy X-ray backgrounds at various orbital heights. The system will operate for 30 minutes every other day and transmit captured data to Earth.

About BeEagleSat

BeEagleSat is a cube satellite that is 10 x 10 x 20 cm in size and hosts XRD.  The device was developed as part of the European Union 7th Framework Program. The project extends to 36 cube satellites that will perform a variety of scientific measurements in low thermosphere.

The cube satellite project was conducted by undergraduate and graduate students under the leadership of implementer Professor Rüstem Aslan from Istanbul Technical University. The main partner of the school was Turkish Air Force Academy/HUTEN, and supporting partners were Sabancı University, Havelsan A.Ş., Gümüsh and Ertek.

FIRST SIGNALS RECEIVED

The BeEagleSat project commenced in 2012 and was completed in 2016. It was delivered to a center in the Netherlands along with HAVELSAT, made at ITU USTTL, and other QB50 satellites. On April 18, 2017, the device was successfully launched on the ATLAS 5 rocket carrying the Orbital ATK Cygnus cargo vessel, and reached the ISS. Finally, the cube satellite was deployed into low-Earth orbit at 408 km on May 26, 2017 at 15.15 Turkish time by a cube satellite deployer made by NanoRacks. BeEagleSat powered up 5 hours after deployment and successfully transmitted its first signal. Once preparation tests are complete, the satellite will start transmitting data to the ground station located at ITU. 

Students who have Bachelor's, Master's or Doctorate diplomas or students enrolled at universities other than Sabancı University can apply to the courses offered by Sabancı University to participate as special students. The candidates apply for special student status should firstly meet the requirements determined by the relevant Faculty/Graduate School for the level of English.

• To be registered as a student in a higher education institution to be able to take a course from undergraduate level,
• To be registered as a student in, or to be graduated from a higher education institution to be able to take a course from graduate level

Approval for special student application can not be considered as the approval of any diploma programs. Special students are not considered as Sabancı University student and can not benefit from the student rights.

Transcript on which courses registered and course grades are printed can be given on demand to special students.

Deadline for application: June 02,2017.

2016-2017 Academic Year Summer School Application Requirements

2016-2017 Academic Year Summer School Special Student Application

Mailing Address:
Sabancı University
Student Resources Unit
Orta Mahalle, Üniversite Cd. No:27
34956 Orhanlı-Tuzla
İSTANBUL, TR

Phone: 0216 483 90 93
Fax: 0216 483 90 73

E-mail: studentinfo@sabanciuniv.edu, ssadmission@sabanciuniv.edu

Sabancı University Nanotechnology Research and Application Center (SUNUM) and Akıneri Musical Instruments used graphene in a musical instrument for the first time in the world. A clarinet reinforced with graphene made by the Sabancı University affiliate NANOGRAFEN was introduced at an event held on the Sabancı University campus on Wednesday, May 24, 2017.

After introductory remarks by Sabancı University Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences Dean Professor Yusuf Menceloğlu, SUNUM Director Dr. Volkan Özgüz, SUNUM Researcher Assistant Professor Burcu Saner Okan and Akıneri Musical Instruments founder Aydan Akıneri spoke about the instrument. The event concluded with a clarinet recital by Serkan Çağrı.

SCIENCE MEETS ART

Introductory remarks of the event were delivered by Sabancı University Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences Dean Professor Yusuf Menceloğlu. Menceloğlu said that the world's first graphene-reinforced musical instrument could be called the perfect harmony of science and art. Yusuf Menceloğlu said that the project was an excellent example of how materials science is adapted and engineered to the needs of musical technology.

AMONG THE PIONEERS OF THE GLOBAL GRAPHENE MARKET

Sabancı University Nanotechnology Research and Application Center (SUNUM) Researcher Assistant Professor Burcu Saner Okan stated that graphene was the prodigal nanomaterial of the 21st century. Saying that Manchester University professors Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov won a Nobel Prize for Physics in 2010 for their work on graphene, Burcu Saner Okan explained that graphene offered exceptional electronic, mechanical and thermal properties due to its nano structure. Okan said that while the market for graphene-reinforced products was limited to a few products such as helmets, tennis rackets and touch-screens so far, the clarinet they developed was among the firsts. Burcu Saner Okan explained the advantages of using graphene in a clarinet: “The greatest improvement graphene brings to the clarinet is better transmission of sound. It takes much less effort to produce a notably better sound. Graphene extends the life of the instrument up to 10 years and prevents corrosion over time. While a conventional clarinet develops mildew due to the breath of the player, graphene is immune to it."       

Akıneri Musical Instruments founder Aydan Akıneri said that after experimenting with carbon fiber, they decided to use graphene to make the clarinet even stronger. Akıneri said that they had noticed Sabancı University's research on graphene and contacted the university to discuss collaboration opportunities, continuing: "We achieved excellent results within just two months and finalized the product." Akıneri concluded that their collaboration with Sabancı University would continue for similar applications in other instruments. 

The event ended with a short recital by clarinet player Serkan Çağrı. Serkan Çağrı said that there were sensory and structural differences between graphene-reinforced and conventional clarinets. “Both players and listeners note that the graphene-reinforced clarinet produces a brighter note while the sound of a conventional wooden clarinet is more muted. I enjoyed the vibrant tonality that the instrument had. Moreover, the instrument is stronger and less susceptible to cracking, which are obvious benefits for clarinet players. Having a clarinet crack just when you were getting used to it is a common problem musicians have. The graphene-reinforced clarinet prevents that from happening. I would like to thank both institutions for their efforts." 

“The World at My Fingertips”, a social innovation project by Sabancı University students, came second in the Social Category of the “Dream and We’ll Make it Come True” competition among 2080 submissions in 6 categories by 1458 students from 156 universities in Turkey.

Umur Kurtuluş, Altuğ Ceceli and İpek Köse, three students of the social innovation and entrepreneurship course given by Sabancı University Entrepreneurship Council Director and School of Management faculty member Dilek Çetindamar won second prize in the Social Category of the “Dream and We’ll Make it Come True” competition held by the Credit Registration Bureau.

Our students received their prizes at a ceremony held on Wednesday, April 26, 2017.

The name of their project is “The World at My Fingertips.” The project aims to help sight-impaired people visualize the best-known landmarks and artistic works of the world. A team of volunteers will choose the landmarks to appear in the exhibition. Reliefs of these landmarks will be created, along with relevant information in Braille. Visitors will be able to explore these landmarks by tracing them with their fingertips, and receive more information about their history and significance. The exhibition will tour different cities to reach more visitors.

The first outputs of the Sabancı University Industry-Oriented Projects designed to foster a new dimension in university-industry partnerships, were shared at the Spring Reception held on Thursday, May 11, 2017 at the Sabancı University Nanotechnology Research and Application Center (SUNUM). Guests included executives from over thirty companies in various sectors.

Introductory remarks were made by Sabancı University Acting President Professor Ayşe Kadıoğlu and Sabancı University Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences Dean Professor Yusuf Menceloğlu. Commemorative plaques were presented to project partners after the remarks.  The event continued with a cocktail.

 In her remarks, Sabancı University Acting President Ayşe Kadıoğlu said, "As Sabancı University, we pride ourselves on being leaders and pioneers. We believe that we breathed fresh life into the higher education system in Turkey. We have the infrastructure needed for industry-oriented projects and we are confident that the synergy will yield impressive results."

Sabancı University Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences Dean Professor Yusuf Menceloğlu began by explaining the purpose of the project. Menceloğlu said, "The motive behind this project is our belief that undergraduate students should gain a perspective of the industry as they complete their graduation projects where they encounter actual solutions faced by the industry and develop real-life solutions," and continued that they contacted all businesses regardless of the industry sector to offer partnership in Industry-Oriented Projects for things that the companies want to do but are unable to dedicate the required time and resources.

Among submissions from the defense, automotive design and components, information, electronics, chemicals, construction and consumer durables industries by 10 institutions, 17 selected projects were completed with Sabancı University cooperation. Partner institutions in the Industry-Oriented Projects program included Airties, Bonbon, Farplas, Havelsan, Hexagon Studio, Hayat Kimya, Karel Kalıp, Siemens, STFA İnşaat and Tübitak Bilgem.  Commemorative plaques were presented to project partners by Sabancı University Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences Dean Professor Yusuf Menceloğlu.

Students of the Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences had poster presentations throughout the event and said that their work with industrial companies enabled them to gain firsthand experience of professional life and was an important step in their careers. 

Sabancı University stated that Industry-Oriented Projects would continue, and called for new submissions to sop@sabanciuniv.edu. For more information about Industry-Oriented Projects, please visit http://fens.sabanciuniv.edu/tr/sanayi-odakli-projeler.