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Physical therapy will become less of a burden and be more fun with computer games. Rehabilitation exercises became more motivating for patients in the computer game developed by Asst. Prof. Dr. Gazihan Alankuş, Lecturer at IUE Department of Computer Engineering. Patients earn points as they do their exercises. 

Students will get ready for exams via sorubankam.net website. Thanks to students of Izmir University of Economics, people preparing for exams will be able to do this anytime, anywhere they like with the help of online education site.   

Bicycles will become part of house decorations and be safe at the same time. With more and more people using bikes nationwide, thefts started to increase which motivated designers to come up with smart solutions. Can Geren, graduate of Izmir University of Economics (IUE), Faculty of Fine Arts and Design, Department of Industrial Design, designed a bike hanging rack called ‘Woody’ for indoors. Bicycles will no longer be left in front of buildings or in balconies, and will be protected against burglars.

Education regarding health institutions management is being reshaped at Izmir University of Economics. IUE Graduate School of Social Sciences Health Institutions Management Graduate Program, which will be admitting its first students, will also help students from different disciplines to get a new career. The informative meeting will take place on August 19, and the deadline for applications is August 29.

Zeynep Mayruk, Graduate of IUE Faculty of Fine Arts and Design, Department of Fashion and Textile Design, is shaping the fashion with the beach apparel she designs. Mayruk sells her lacy designs at the store within Alaçatı Before Sunset Beach Club and adds new dimension to the competition of elegance on the beaches.  

As Turkey witnessed the deaths of its 18 thousand citizens in the Marmara Earthquake on August 17, 1999, the experts stated that building inspections, in the 15 years since the tragedy, were not done properly. Based on the official records, 18 thousand people have lost their lives, another 23 thousand got wounded, 135 thousand buildings have collapsed, and 600 thousand people were left homeless in that earthquake. Concerns about building stock in Turkey continued, and it has been indicated that construction companies needed to stop selecting the inspection companies on their own. 

Lecturers of Izmir University of Economics (IUE) Department of Mathematics will be studying the features of a new module in invariant theory with a TUBITAK (The Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey) Project they developed. Asst. Prof. Dr. Uğur Madran and his Ph.D. student Deniz Erdemirci Erkuş prepared a project in order to develop a larger model that will include special cases not covered by the theory, and will bring a different point of view to the theory which will ease the coding theory used in wireless communication. The study, which is granted 61 thousand Turkish Liras by Mathematics, Physics Research Support Group within TUBITAK, will last for 18 months.

Izmir University of Economics (IUE) is making it easy for those who want to make a difference in their careers by having a graduate degree, with “distance education model”. IUE allows students to benefit from technological facilities and improve themselves by offering distance education in addition to graduate programs with or without thesis. All of the courses in IUE e-MBA programs are taught live on the internet environment.

After the Soma Disaster, where 301 miners have lost their lives and deeply saddened Turkey, Merve Çelebi and Seba Acar, graduates of Izmir University of Economics (IUE), Faculty of Fine Arts and Design, Department of Interior Architecture and Environmental Design, used coals in their design in memory of the miners. Çelebi and Acar, in a study they started as graduation project, used 301 pieces of coal in the glasses in their design to commemorate the miners who have lost their lives in the Soma Disaster. 

Izmir University of Economics (IUE) Faculty of Fine Arts and Design, Department of Fashion and Textile Design will promote the production processes of Turkish textile in England. Lecturers and students of De Monfort University (England) Department of Fashion and Textile Design and IUE Department of Fashion and Textile Design created a joint project for “FEED – IN Educational Collaborations Competition” organized by British Council. As a result, the project was chosen. Students of Izmir Economics will share samples of Turkish textile from design to production in England. As part of the project, lecturers and students of De Monfort University (England) Department of Fashion and Textile Design will also come and visit textile companies operating in Izmir.