ADANA SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY

ADANA SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY

www.abtu.edu.tr

Adana Science and Technology UniversityCatalog

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Mission & Vision

Why ASTU?

Faculties & Departments

Schools

Research Centers

International Relations Office

Laboratories

Social Activities

About Adana City

Institutes

Adana Science and Technology University

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RectorProf. Dr. Mehmet TÜMAY

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is to carry out studies, teach and serve the humanity based on a universal understanding with an awareness that knowledge is produced and consumed in a scientific loop of production and consumption.

is to be a world-renowned, productive , reliable and an innovative university.

OUR MISSION

Why ASTU?

Ideal class sizes

Student-centered education

One advisor for up to 5 to 10 students

Extensive e-library resources

Support for student projects

Academic staff with experience in industry and abroad

Accredited research laboratories

National and international student exchange opportunities

Close relationships with students

"Learn for life" philosophy


English Preparatory Classes

OUR VISION

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ACADEMIC UNITS Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences

• Computer Engineering (Instruction Totally in English)• Bioengineering (Instruction Totally in English)• Electrical and Electronic Engineering (Instruction Totally in English)• Industrial Engineering• Food Engineering• Civil Engineering • Mechanical Engineering• Material Engineering (Instruction Totally in English)• Mining and Mineral Processing Engineering (Instruction Totally in English)• Chemical Engineering• Automotive Engineering

Faculty of Business Administration • International Trade and Finance• Management Information Systems (Instruction Totally in English)• Business Administration

Faculty of Tourism • Tourism Management (Instruction Totally in English)

Faculty of Aerospace Engineering • Aeronautical and Aerospace Engineering

Maritime Faculty


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Faculty of Fine Arts, Design and Architecture• Department of Architecture

Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences• Department of Psychology• Department of Turkish Language and Literature• Department of History• Sociology• Information and Records Management

Faculty of Law• Department of Public Law • Department of Private Law

Faculty of Political Sciences • Department of Political Science and Public Administration• International Relations Department• Department of Economics

School of Foreign Languages• Department of Translation and Interpretation (Instruction Totally in English)

* The departments in bold print offer studies while the others have not yet begun to admit students.** The departments whose language of instruction has not been specified to offer 30 % of the studies in English.

ACADEMIC UNITS

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s DepartmensComputer Engineering (Instruction Totally in English)

Bioengineering (Instruction Totally in English)

Electrical - Electronic Engineering (Instruction Totally in English)

Industrial Engineering

Food Engineering

Civil Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Materials Engineering (Instruction Totally in English)

Mining and Mineral Processing Engineering (Instruction Totally in English)


Chemical Engineering

Automotive Engineering

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About the Department

Career Areas

Computer Engineering is the application of electronic logic circuits to control and manage routine processes and solve problems in everyday human life. This field of study, which focuses on creating complex devices through the integration of simple logic circuits and programming, has yielded innovative computing devices that are so inexpensive and miniature in scale, they are today found everywhere, from toasters to automobiles. As a result, computer engineers work not only directly in their fields but also in many other different areas that are of interest to them. Our department, which offers English-medium instruction and an internationally accepted curriculum, aims to educate distinguished engineers to meet the growing needs domestically and abroad.


As information technologies are increasingly integrated into our daily lives, computer engineers take on various roles across the public and private sectors in areas such as education, industry, trade, finance, service, telecommunications, consulting, and media and entertainment. Computer engineers specialize in hardware, software, and networks, taking on positions as job analysts, test engineers, and system architects, with many owning their own companies. In today’s economy, computer engineers who are well-trained and speak foreign languages can easily find well-paid jobs.

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Bioengineering, a scientific field developing solutions to problems in the life sciences through a combination of physical, chemical, mathematical and engineering approaches, is principally focused on the biotechnology sector. Bioengineers have a broad variety of roles ranging from developing new production processes and techniques to understanding living systems by combining different disciplines. Our department aims to bridge the engineering and biological sciences by utilizing the latest technologies and the resources of our accredited laboratories. We strive to uncover innovative solutions to problems in the sector that will improve the quality of life in our society by producing new systems and improving upon them.

We aim to educate engineers who have thorough knowledge of professional development, who are aware of domestic and international problems, who possess strong ethical values and are responsive to social responsibility issues, and who have a broad perspective across industries and sectors. With the rapid industrial improvements that have occurred over the last 50 years, the field of bioengineering is more critical than ever before, with its importance increasing day by day. Students graduating from the bioengineering department can work in industrial production in the pharmaceutical, cosmetics, environmental, food, agricultural and chemical industries; as well as in various health fields including tissue regeneration, prosthesis production, cell therapy, stem cell applications, and diagnosis and treatment of cancer and diabetes. They can also find jobs in public institutions, national and international research centers, and laboratories or biotechnological and biomedical companies.


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Career Areas

Electrical and Electronic Engineering, part of the Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences, is one of the most dynamic and technologically pioneering engineering branches. Electrical and Electronic Engineering focuses on technological developments that meet the needs of the modern world, and the department aims to provide students an educational experience that combines theoretical knowledge with practice, taught by a distinguished, young and energetic academic staff boasting professional experiences abroad. The department puts particular emphasis on applied education, seeking to educate well-trained engineers with the help of the latest technological equipment and laboratories run by technical staff with the latest knowledge in the field.

Some of the fundamental project and research areas of the Electrical and Electronic Engineering include power plants, electronics, electromagnetics, control, artificial intelligence, robotics, automation, and computer software and hardware. Thanks to our research areas and agreements with state and private institutions, graduates of this department can work in the fields of electrical energy production, conduction, and distribution, development of computer-based systems, information technologies and software, automatic control systems planning and installation, communication systems, electronic device design, production and testing, mining and metallurgy, as well as the automotive, textile, and education fields.


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The Department of Industrial Engineering, one of the most remarkable and cutting-edge fields in Turkey, adopts a “student-centered” approach in line with the modern education philosophy of our university. We offer applied education with the cooperation of related sectors, producing projects and technological devices that meet the industrial needs of the country. We strive to be a nationally and internationally recognized department, turning ideas into reality and creating products that can be patented and used in the domestic and global economy.

Following a four-year university education, students with an industrial engineering background can take on various roles within companies and institutions in the manufacturing and service sectors. Our main focus areas include sales forecasting; production planning and monitoring,tabulation, stock control, quality management, production processes, designing material flow systems, human resources management; facility site selection, performance systems, productivity systems, and product development.


Career Areas


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With the help of our high-tech laboratories and innovative education philosophy based on research and development, the Food Engineering department aims to educate highly sought after individuals within the food sector. Our laboratories enable us to perform cutting-edge physical, chemical, microbiological, sensory and chromatographic analyses. Our department provides students with a practical education in small-sized groups in cutting-edge smart classrooms and labs. We welcome all students seeking a scientific and highly qualified education that boasts a student-centered approach, supports student projects, and provides a wide range of international student exchange and internship opportunities.

Food Engineering enables the interpretation and application of engineering principles and approaches to food production and processing. Food Engineering combines all the traditional engineering disciplines within its scope and establishes the crucial bond between engineering and food sciences, making it unique and indispensable for the food industry. Food Engineering uses scientific methods and advanced technologies, both in the identification and composition of the physical elements of food and its components as well as in the production, transportation, storage, processing, packaging and distribution of it. Food engineers can work in the production, design, quality control, marketing, and research and development areas in the public and private sectors.


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Civil Engineering is a fundamental branch of engineering that deals with the planning, economics, construction, and maintenance of all types of structures such as residential buildings, dams, power plants, highways, railways, tunnels, bridges, airports and maritime ports. Our department has laboratory facilities that are well-equipped with the latest technology and that we continuously develop and upgrade in accordance with the current needs. With the availability of post-graduate studies as well as a young and dynamic academic staff, we are determined to become one of the school’s leading departments.

Although some of the civil engineering work can be done in offices, a considerable part happens in the field. Students who graduate from this department can work in public and private sector organizations, with notable examples including the Environment and Urban Planning Ministry, Ministry of Transport, Maritime Affairs and Communications, Ministry of Forest and Water Affairs; General Directorate of Highways, General Directorate of State Hydraulic Works, and ILBANK. Individuals with Civil Engineering backgrounds go on to become some of the most important technical staff at these and other institutions, and the majority work as engineers or contractors in the private sector.


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Career Areas

Mining and Mineral Processing Engineering is a multidisciplinary science that uses the fundamentals of many engineering disciplines and technical studies for the exploration of mines in nature; identification of mine locations and reserves, economic analysis of mine reserves; and excavation and enrichment of mine reserves for processing. The main purpose of our department is to improve current mining technologies and to provide the sector with professional and qualified engineers who will take charge in the mining field and be able to compete at the national and international levels. Our Mining and Mineral Processing engineering students are held accountable to the Economy-Safety-Environment triangle in all aspects of their professional work

Students who graduate from our department will be well-prepared for their professional lives and equipped with the required skills to compete in the international arena. The mining and mineral processing engineering field is a profession emphasizing success and devotion and has a wide range of career options in Turkey and other countries. Some of the areas of focus for our graduates include exploring of mines in nature; identifying and enriching of reserves, designing processes and facilities, conducting economic analyses of mine reserves, and consulting for mining companies. Students from our department can take many roles in institutions and organizations related to mining and project design as well as the cement, chemical, explosives, iron and steel, and mining machinery industries.


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Academic staff with experience in industry and abroad


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Career Areas

Mechanical Engineering is one of the oldest and broadest engineering disciplines encompassing sub-disciplines such as Mechanics, Energy, Fluid Mechanics, Automotive, Construction and Manufacturing, Machine Theory and Dynamics. We have rapidly developed into a leading department through the establishment of a unique education and research substructure. Our state-of-the art laboratories enable our students to take the theoretical knowledge they acquire in the classroom and improve upon it with hands-on practice. The Mechanical Engineering Department is dedicated to continuously improving and developing our research technology in order to meet the needs of today’s modern industrial institutions.

Mechanical engineers work in various industry sectors such as manufacturing, energy, automotive, textile, aviation, food, chemistry and construction as well as in functions such as sales and marketing. In addition, mechanical engineers can work on various design, project design, and consulting engagements and be assigned such duties as installing power plants, preparing installation projects for buildings, planning machinery segments, preparing large-scale construction projects, and planning industrial processes. Moreover, students have the option complete their post-graduate degree in our department, conduct interdisciplinary studies in fields such as mechatronics, biotechnology, automotive, energy, health, mining and materials, and contribute to the field with their PhD studies.


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The Material Engineering Department is dedicated to a student-centered educational approach. Our staff comprises faculty members who are experts in their field, and our laboratory structure has been designed with the latest technology and equipment to facilitate hands-on training. Our Department aims to educate productive and innovative thinkers experienced in scientific and industrial research topics who have a broad interdisciplinary perspective, high ethical standards, a commitment to universal human values, and a desire and ability to contribute to social and cultural developments.

Material Engineering is a discipline dealing with the production and synthesis of new materials from organic and inorganic raw materials, and the improvement of existing materials through the interplay of process - structure - property - performance. While Material Engineering arose from metallurgy and ceramics, the discipline has expanded to polymers, composites, semiconductors as well as electronic, magnetic, photonic, and bio materials, including the nanotechnological implications for all these areas. Graduates of this field work in the ceramic, glass, refractory, iron and non-ferrous metal, electronic, mining, construction, polymer, cement and paint industries. In addition, they take on roles focused on production, quality control, and design, source materials manufacturing, foundations such as powder metallurgy, casting, thermal processing, and the petrochemistry, energy, automotive and aviation sectors. Individuals also pursue positions at universities and R&D organizations.


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Management Information Systems (Instruction Totally in English)

International Trade and Finance

Business Administration


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Career Areas

The expansion of global trade and competition has created a demand for highly qualified managers and administrators, and the Business Administration Department aims to equip the next generation of business professionals with the skills and resources required to succeed in today’s international markets. Adopting a high-quality curriculum with an international approach, our Department emphasizes raising students’ awareness of global problems while empowering them take part in the solutions to these problems, thus preparing our graduates to become executive managers at national and international companies and organizations.

Graduates of this Department have a wide range of career opportunities across the private and public sectors, including in marketing, finance, accounting, banking, insurance, public relations, human resources, and as mid-level staff in industrial and commercial management. They can take on roles in public accounting, financial advising, certified financial advisor offices, small and large businesses, purchasing, public foundation accounting, human resources departments, tax offices, investment and finance associations, and public and private banks.

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Career Areas

With an innovative educational approach emphasizing the highest of standards, the International Trade and Finance Department’s aim is to prepare experts, entrepreneurs, and business managers who can compete in international markets and are skilled at risk management. Our goal is to produce highly skilled and qualified individuals in their own fields by cooperating with the international trade and finance sector to provide a dynamic curriculum that educates students about the rules and areas of expertise in the field.

Graduates of this Department can work as foreign trade specialists, marketing coordinators, finance supervisors, logistic and supply chain coordinators, human resource managers at national and international companies, foreign trade specialists, credit marketing and allocation specialists, financial analyst and information specialists, credit portfolio managers, operation experts at banks and other financial enterprises, and as inspectors, experts and supervisors at government institutions and ministries.


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Management Information Systems is an academic field synthesizing information and management topics such as human, technology, information management, and system theory. The Department’s goal is to educate experts who can present and apply high-level information by compiling data from various sources, in order to facilitate management decision-making processes. Graduates of this department will be able to assess the information needs of an institution and create short- and long-term plans that achieve institutional goals, including determining necessary equipment, software, and staff upon planning information infrastructure. By understanding how to set up systems and following technological developments, they will be able to develop solutions to the problems that arise within the working of these systems.

The students who graduate from the Department of Management Information Systems generally work at the intersection of business, management, and technology. There is an increasing demand for information systems professionals particularly in the computing, communications, and finance sectors. Our graduates can work at information processing centers, in system development or project development departments at private and public institutions, or in software and consulting companies. They can begin their careers as information processing specialists, business development specialists, business solutions specialists, managerial roles, management consultants, information technology executives, business analysts, credit allocation specialists, and internal control specialists in almost in every sector.


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Department of Architecture


Career Areas

The Department of Architecture was founded upon the notion that architecture is a theory-based mental process, with the physical environment representing a form of critical inquiry. Our Department aims to educate expert architects who can meet the increasing building and environmental needs of our country through designs that are authentic and suitable for modern life, culture and environmental conditions, who can take responsibility over the execution of their work; and who have the necessary construction and production technology knowledge and skills to realize modern architectural designs and applications. Furthermore, our Department takes an active role in interdisciplinary approaches and research with a view to improve the architectural field as a whole.

Students who graduate from the Department of Architecture have the background to assume roles across the architectural and related field, so their career options are broad. They can work in their freelance project bureaus, as designers, controllers and executors in the project and construction units of public and private institutions, as experts of design and building inspection in government institutions, or in occupational fields related to law and regulation. They can take active roles in research in academic contexts and education, in the design of building materials, production processes, or marketing and sales in construction sector, in the preparation of exhibitions related to architecture and design, in mass media focused on design such as magazines; and in the preservation of historical buildings and areas.


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Hi-Tech Classrooms


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Tourism Management


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Tourism is one of the fastest-growing industries in the world, providing employment opportunities for millions of people. The program offered through the Tourism Management department consists of both classroom learning as well as hands-on training experience (internship) in the tourism industry. Our students will have many ways to develop strong professional skills through their internship practices. At the end of their five-year education, which includes language preparatory classes and many opportunities to network with industry connections, our students will graduate as highly trained professionals with skills in foreign languages, communication, leadership, team work, and problem solving, among many others. Our students will be equipped with both theoretical and practical knowledge with the help of a dynamic staff possessing diverse experiences across sectors and abroad.

Students who graduate from the Department of Tourism Management can find both public- and private-sector employment opportunities in Turkey and in other countries related to hotels and holiday villages, restaurants and food establishments, cruise lines, travel agencies, meeting and organization planning, entertainment, recreation and sport organizations, airlines, and tourism investment and finance, among many others. The students are provided with career placement opportunities through our network of industry connections and mandatory internships, while our graduate tracking system allows students to contact alumni for guidance on finding employment and planning their careers.

National and International Student Exchange Opportunities


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National and International Student Exchange Opportunities


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Department of Political Science and Public Administration


Career Areas

Political Science and Public Administration is a field of study that analyzes political, administrative and economic processes and transformations occurring at the national and international levels by utilizing scientific approaches to understand them. The discipline of public administration focuses on government, regulation, policy-making, and state management while political science looks at the processes of power and authority, decision-making and distribution of resources within a political system. Our department trains students to become well-rounded critical thinkers that can follow and analyze national and/or international contemporary politics and have the skills and resources to prepare reporting and strategy documents.

Employment opportunities available to graduates of our department can be found in various fields of activities and institutions in both the private and public sector. They include assistant specialist/specialist, administrative positions in all types of public institutions, especially Ministry of Internal Affairs, administrative law judge, banker, financial inspector, administrative inspector, advisor to private sector institutions, advisor or coordinator in international/national or local non-governmental organizations, and academic roles at universities and research centers.

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Support for Student Projects

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Departments

Department of Basic English

Department of Translation and Interpretation

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The School of Foreign Languages provides students with an internationally standardized education by overseeing and coordinating studies between its two units: the Department of Basic English and the Department of Translation and Interpretation.


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Student-friendly Learning Environment


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Classes with 15 students

International instructors (50 %)

Classrooms equipped with high-end technology

Student-centered education

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The Department of Basic English, part of the School of Foreign Languages, provides enrolled students with a one-year intensive English language program. The department prepares undergraduate students to be productive and effective members of the university, which allows them to receive training that helps them understand the basic structures of the language and develop the necessary reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills that will allow them to meet and exceed the expectations of their departments. Moreover, the Basic English curriculum gives students opportunities to use the target language both inside and outside the classroom.


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The Department of Translation and Interpretation, part of the School of Foreign Languages, plans to provide education in the field of English translation. The department’s aim is to train students to have effective written and verbal translation skills through an education focused on comprehension and interpretation of what is read and heard, use of appropriate translation techniques; and effective translation of written and verbal texts into the target language.

Students who graduate from the Department of Translation and Interpretation can take on roles in various public institutions such as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Cultural Affairs, Ministry of Tourism, Ministry of National Education, and foreign representative offices. They can also work for publishing houses, magazines, newspapers, television, news agencies, film studios, and other national and international media institutions. Translators and interpreters have the opportunity to work in congresses and conferences, and can pursue academic careers at universities as well as serve as translators within the bodies of these institutions. Moreover, many translators and interpreters open their own translation agencies.


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Food Engineering (Non-thesis Master’s degree)

Occupational Health and Safety (Non-thesis Master’s degree)

Electrical-Electronics Engineering (Master’s degree with thesis)*

Nanotechnology and Engineering Sciences (Master’s degree with thesis)

*Conducted as joint degree programs with the Institute of Natural and Applied Sciences at Çukurova University.

Civil Engineering (Non-thesis Master’s degree)*

Industrial Engineering (Master’s degree with thesis)*


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Business Administration (Non-thesis Master’s degree)

Entrepreneurship (Master’s degree with and without thesis)

Management and Organization (Master’s degree with and without thesis)

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CentersContinuing Education Research and Application Center

Turkish Language Teaching Research and Application Center

Career Planning Application and Research Center

The Turkish Language Teaching Research and Application Center’s program is organized according to the Common European Framework, employing a student-centered educational approach. Our primary goal is to be a leading national and international learning center teaching the Turkish language using contemporary pedagogical methods.

Our courses develop the four basic language skills – reading, listening, writing, and speaking – and take advantage of the latest technological tools and resources. We teach Turkish not only in class but also in life with events organized by our expert teaching staff. General and special purpose courses are offered through the center where the digit exchange rate system is administered. Trainees who successfully complete the course are awarded language certificates.

The Continuing Education Research and Application Center organizes, conducts, and coordinates training programs, conferences, seminars, and special projects. The courses offered in the center are designed to train mid-level staff needed by industry. Employment for hundreds of people has been provided with job-guaranteed vocational courses in cooperation with the Turkish Employment Organization and Small and Medium Industry Development Organization, helping alleviate Adana’s unemployment issues. The demand for qualified employees in our city and region is met by courses in entrepreneurship, human resources, basic and advanced English, computer software and IT applications for a variety of sectors, personal development, and vocational training, all of which are taught by the center’s expert academic staff. Our course offerings vary and continue to grow in number.


The Career Planning Application and Research Center contributes to studies related to career planning and guidance for our students. Furthermore, it aims to contribute to regional development and explore possibilities for student and alumni employability based on the demands of the business sector.

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Life-Long Learning


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• Erasmus+ Exchange Program

• Mevlana Exchange Program

• Farabi Exchange Program

• Youth Exchange Projects

• European Voluntary Service

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The goals of the International Relations Office are to ensure the university’s active participation in European Union programs, grow and develop our network of foreign contacts, and improve our institution’s visibility in the international arena by enabling students as well as academic staff to benefit from educational opportunities abroad.

We offer students international study and language immersion opportunities through the Erasmus+, Farabi and Mevlana Exchange programs as well as European Voluntary Service and Youth Exchange Projects.

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Computer Engineering

• Software Laboratory• Logic Circuits Laboratory• Microprocessor Design and Application Laboratory• Network Laboratory

• Environmental Biotechnology and Microbiology Laboratory• Gene and Protein Engineering Laboratory• Bioprocess Engineering Laboratory• Computational Biology and Bioinformatics Laboratory• Proteomics Laboratory• Cell Culture Laboratory

• Electrical Circuits and Electronics Laboratories• Logic Circuit Design Laboratory• Microcontroller Laboratory• Control and PLC Laboratory• Electrical Machines and Power Electronics Laboratory

Electrical-Electronics Engineering

Bioengineering


Industrial Engineering

• Ergonomics Laboratory• Operational Research Laboratory• Flexible Manufacturing Systems Laboratory• Optimization, Modeling and Simulation Laboratory

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Cutting-Edge Technology,Devices, and Scientific Equipment

Laboratory Management SystemHigh-Tech Devices


Accredited Laboratories

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Food Engineering• Food Microbiology Laboratory• Fruit and Vegetable Processing Laboratory• Food Chemistry Laboratory• Food Biotechnology Laboratory• Grain Processing Laboratory• Instrumental Analysis Laboratory• Food Quality Control Laboratory• Food Rheology Laboratory• Sensory Analysis Laboratory

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Material Engineering• Mechanical Testing Laboratory• Thermal Processing Laboratory• X-Ray Laboratory• Metallography Laboratory• Materials Characterization Laboratory• Chemistry Laboratory• Raw Materials Laboratory• Ceramic Processing Laboratory


• Structural Mechanics and Building Materials Laboratory• Soil Mechanics Laboratory• Hydraulics Laboratory

Civil Engineering

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Mechanical Engineering

Mining And Mineral Processing Engineering

• Mechanics Laboratory• Fluid Mechanics Laboratory• Thermo-Dynamics Laboratory• Automotive Laboratory• Theory of Machines Laboratory

• Mining Laboratory• Mineral Processing Laboratory• Rock Mechanics Laboratory• Soil Mechanics Laboratory


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Our university partners with student clubs and organizations to organize social and cultural activities throughout the school year. We strive to enrich students’ lives, raise social awareness and consciousness, and organize groups representing nearly every branch of arts, culture, and science.

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Cinema hall

Conference hall

Sport activities

Social trips

Student clubs

Cultural activities

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Student-friendly city

Organized Industrial Zone

International Festivals

Efficient Public Transportation System

Affordable Living Conditions

Social Activities

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The City of Adana...

Fine cuisine and extensive dining options»

River Seyhan - ADANA

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The City of Adana...Historical» Proximity to the sea and mountains»Connecting East and West» Fertile lands »

Bridge Varda - ADANA

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Library with International Standards

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Accommodation Fevzi Çakmak Dormitory (Public)

Sumer Male Dormitory ( Public )

Sabancı Female Dormitory ( Public )

Many private male and female dormitories

Our FacilitiesAccredited laboratories well-equipped with the latest systems, apparatuses and instruments, electronic laboratories, industry-experienced technical staff, internet and broadcast television access, electronic library resources, personal e-mail addresses and web pages for each student, technical visits, social activities, easily accessible instructors and university administration.

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Contact Details: Phone : 444 01 88 : +90 322 455 00 00 : +90 322 455 00 15 (Student Affairs Office)

Fax : +90 322 455 00 09

Web : www.abtu.edu.tr aday.abtu.edu.tr

E-mail : [email protected]

Address : Yeşiloba Mahallesi Öğretmenler Bulvarı 46278 Sokak No:3 01180 Seyhan/ADANA/TURKEY

TransportationThe Yesiloba Campus of Adana STU is located 8 minutes away from the airport, 5 minutes from the bus station, and 12 minutes from the train station. Adana’s Sakirpasa Airport provides direct domestic and international flights to many destinations around the world. It is possible to get to the university from any point in the city thanks to the extensive public transportation system.


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Ziyapaşa Campus

Yeşiloba Campus

Kurttepe Campus


Yeşiloba Yerleşkesi Yeşiloba Mah. Öğretmenler Bulvarı 46278 Sokak No:3 01180 Seyhan/ADANA/TURKEY

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