Thanks to the intensive work and support of our international office, our university has received a grant of 263,400 Euros for the implementation of Erasmus + K107 projects this year. Our Nanotechnology Center has earned a large part of this project budget of 141,210 Euros. With this project, we will send our students and researchers to the leading universities of 10 different countries outside of European countries and we will host those who will come from these universities in our university. We are very happy to participate in this project in partnership with Taiwan, Vietnam, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, the United States of America, Morocco, Tunisia, Pakistan and Bangladesh.
Thanks to this Erasmus project, it is aimed to increase the scientific awareness and awareness among the world universities of both our university and our center.