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FALL FASHION SHOW BY IZMIR UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS
41 young fashion designers displayed their designs at the 2018 – 2019 Fall Semester Fashion Show of Department of Fashion and Textile Design, Faculty of Fine Arts and Design, Izmir University of Economics (IUE). The performance was greatly appreciated by the crowd.
IZMIR CINEMAS WILL REVIVE
Film industry has been addressed at the “Revive Cinema in Izmir Again!” themed panel that took place on Thursday, December 20 at Güzelbahçe Culture Center. The panel, co-organized by Izmir University of Economics, Ege University, Dokuz Eylül University, Yaşar University, Ege Rotary club, and EON Academy Izmir, to strengthen the economic and cultural development of Izmir, addressed how to revive film industry in Izmir.
CITIZENS PLAY AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN EMERGENCY AID
Students of Izmir University of Economics (IUE) Vocational School of Health Services, Paramedic Program carried out various activities to raise awareness about the importance of emergency aid as part of observance of December 22 – 28, Paramedic Services Week. Nursun Üstünkarlı, Lecturer at IUE Vocational School of Health Services, said, “In emergency situations, appropriate first aid to be applied by citizens would make the paramedics’ jobs easier until the ambulance arrives.”
DISTINGUISHED YOUNG SCIENTIST AWARD GOES TO IUE ACADEMICIAN
Assoc. Prof. Göktuğ KARPAT, Faculty Member, Izmir University of Economics (IUE) Department of Physics, has been awarded the “Distinguished Young Scientist Award (GEBIP), 2018” of the Turkish Academy of Sciences (TUBA) in the field of physics. Assoc. Prof. Karpat will receive 20 thousand lira over three years for his studies in the field of physics.
IZMIR UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS EN ROUTE TO NORTH POLE
Izmir University of Economics (IUE) is going to create a road map for Turkey to become one of the energy actors in the poles as part of the National Polar Science Program protocol signed between Ministry of Industry and Technology and TUBITAK (The Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey)
IUE WILL MEET THE DEMAND IN WORKFORCE
Izmir University of Economics plans to remedy for qualified workforce demand of business world via its Alumni Information System. IUE graduates, who enter their current education and employment information in the system, and companies registered in the system will meet at the same platform, and companies will be able to find specialized employees they need easily.
PEER VICTIMIZATION
Young people from different parts of the world learned about “peer victimization” from the experts at Izmir University of Economics (IUE). A group of 45 people consisting of students aged 14 – 17 from Denmark, Portugal, Italy, Slovakia, Greece, and Turkey and their teachers came together at Izmir University of Economics as part of the Erasmus+ Project organized by Manisa Polinas Vocational and Technical Anadolu High school.
300 KILOS OF GARBAGE COLLECTED BY IUE STUDENTS IN ONE HOUR
Students of Department of Logistics Management, Izmir University of Economics (IUE), did a litter clean up on Inciraltı City Forest grounds as part of the “İzmir’de İyilik Var” (a social responsibility) Project. Students collected 300 kilograms of trash and litter from Inciraltı City Forest in one hour.
FROM NATURE TO ARCHITECTURE: COMPETITION AND COLLABORATION
Izmir University of Economics, Faculty of Fine Arts and Design, Department of Architecture hosted two presentations based on different disciplines about Competition and Collaboration.
In the event where the opening speeches were given by Head Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ceylan Öner and part-time instructor S. Selçuk Alten, the audiance listened to the presentations of Prof. Dr. Bülent Alten and Prof. Dr. Suha Özkan.
IMPORTANCE OF EARLY INTERVENTION IN HIV/AIDS
Faculty of Medicine, Izmir University of Economics (IUE) held various events in order to raise awareness as part of HIV/AIDS Awareness Week. Prof. Dr. Hakan Abacıoğlu, Dean of IUE Faculty of Medicine, stated that transmission could be prevented via methods implemented within the initial 24 – 72 hours following the suspicious contact.







