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International Project Information Meeting Held at The Faculty of Computer and Information Sciences

International Project Information Meeting Held at the Faculty of Computer and Information Sciences

Our University’s International Office Coordinatorship continues its series of informational meetings at full pace to increase the international project capacity of our faculties and strengthen global academic collaborations. In this context, a comprehensive project information meeting was held for the academics of the Faculty of Computer and Information Sciences.

Strong  Participation  from Faculty
Administration and Academics Organized under the leadership and hosting of Prof. Dr. Numan Çelebi, Dean of the Faculty of Computer and Information Sciences, the meeting drew strong interest from faculty members. Aiming to connect the faculty's existing research potential with international funding sources, the gathering emphasized the importance of interdisciplinary partnerships and institutional collaborations.

Erasmus+ KA2 and Jean Monnet Programs Explained in Detail During the meeting

Asst. Prof. Dr. Nurcan Kostak, Deputy Coordinator of the International Office, delivered a comprehensive presentation to the participants. The presentation focused particularly on the grant and partnership opportunities offered by Erasmus+ KA2 (Cooperation Partnerships) projects and Jean Monnet programs. Asst. Prof. Dr. Kostak provided detailed information to the academics regarding call periods, application procedures, partner-finding strategies, and key criteria to consider during the project proposal writing phase.

Project Ideas Evaluated

In the Q&A session following the informational presentation, faculty members' questions regarding the project drafts they plan to prepare, application requirements, and the technical support processes to be provided by the coordinatorship were answered. The event, which featured productive exchanges of ideas, concluded with best wishes shared for the upcoming term's project applications.

 

 

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