The Department of International Trade and Business is structured with a holistic approach that aims to support the academic success of students and their social, cultural, and personal development. Within this scope, our students are offered various physical and social facilities where they can spend their time outside of lectures and engage in individual and community-based activities.
Social, Cultural, and Sports Facilities
Our university provides extensive opportunities to enrich students' social interactions. Immediately adjacent to our campus are an indoor sports hall and a grass football field, both open to all our students for free use. In these facilities, it is possible to participate in various sports, such as football, volleyball, basketball, and table tennis. Additionally, outdoor sports areas on campus are available to students seven days a week.
The Youth Center, located next to our campus, hosts multipurpose halls where student clubs, social event groups, and academic activities can be organized. Our Faculty collaborates with the Yalvaç Youth Center to meet the social and sporting activity needs of students.
Student-Academician Interaction and Academic Advising
Each of our academics regularly meets with their assigned students to provide support in academic planning, internship processes, career counseling, and personal development. To strengthen communication between students and faculty members, "academic chat" meetings are organized at the faculty level at specific intervals.
Office and Workspaces (Academic, Administrative, and Support Staff)
Our faculty offers modern office facilities for staff to work in a productive environment.
Private offices allocated to each faculty member are fully equipped with computers, printers, Internet, telephones, and necessary furniture.
Shared workspaces designed for administrative staff ensure that business processes are conducted efficiently.
Technical support rooms and social rest areas are available for the support staff.
These office environments allow faculty members to communicate easily with students and provide one-on-one academic advising services.
Dormitory, Cafeteria, and Social Facilities
Students in our program have accommodation opportunities in state and private dormitories on campus or in the immediate vicinity. The campus features student dining halls, cafeterias, and canteens, as well as common areas for rest and socialization. These facilities help students spend their time outside class productively and enjoyably.
Directives and Procedures
All procedures related to the use of social, sporting, and cultural areas were supported by our university’s Department of Health, Culture, and Sports. The activities of student clubs, their budget management, and event permit processes are also regulated in accordance with the relevant directives of the Department of Health, Culture and Sports.