At the start of the 2025-2026 Academic Year, an information event was organized to support Business Administration students in making more informed decisions regarding their academic and career planning. Covering a wide range of topics—from internship processes and international exchange opportunities to double major/minor programs and student club activities—the event drew significant interest from students.
During the event, academic staff serving on relevant commissions provided detailed information regarding:
Internship Processes: Application steps, required documentation, evaluation criteria, and critical stages to watch out for.
Double Major (ÇAP) & Minor Programs: Comprehensive introductions to these options, including application requirements, GPA criteria, course load management, and the professional advantages these programs offer.
For students seeking international experience, Erasmus and other exchange programs were key highlights. The session covered:
Application timelines and foreign language proficiency requirements.
Selection and placement procedures.
The contribution of global mobility to academic development and long-term career goals.
A Q&A session was held to address specific student concerns and resolve uncertainties regarding these processes.
In addition to the academic staff, active members of the Business Club contributed by sharing their firsthand experiences. They discussed:
Annual activities and organizational workflows.
Teamwork experiences and the social/professional gains provided by the club.
The role of club involvement in developing essential soft skills such as communication, organization, and leadership.
This information event provided students with a clearer roadmap for both academic choices and international opportunities, serving as a productive gathering to ensure a strong start to the new semester.