In order to effectively support teaching and research activities, the university operates a central library along with its branch libraries. The library infrastructure is equipped with modern information resources and offers the following opportunities:
Printed and electronic textbooks, monographs, scientific articles, and journals are available for students and faculty members.
Users have online access to international scientific databases such as EBSCO.
Through the electronic library platform, users can access resources remotely, including from outside the university campus.
The library operates six days a week from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. and provides continuous services throughout the academic year.
These library resources contribute to enhancing the academic quality of the educational process, developing students’ independent research skills, and supporting the scientific activities of faculty members.
The university provides students and instructors with a comprehensive IT infrastructure and modern digital tools to ensure the effective organization of the educational process. Students enrolled in academic programs have access to the following facilities:
Faculty infrastructure: All faculties are equipped with modern computer laboratories, high-speed Wi-Fi networks, printers, and scanners.
Digital learning platforms: Learning Management Systems (LMS) and online communication platforms such as Moodle, Uniwork, Hemis, and Zoom are actively used in the teaching and learning process.
Distance learning opportunities: Online assignments, tests, and learning materials are delivered through LMS platforms, enabling effective interaction between students and instructors.
Innovative learning tools: For selected courses, simulation software and virtual laboratories have been introduced, creating a learning environment that closely resembles real practical experience.
This IT infrastructure and digital learning environment support independent learning, communication, and the development of skills for working with modern technologies.
To support students throughout their studies, the university has established a system of individualized assistance. This system helps students effectively continue their academic activities and personal development.
Academic mentoring: Each student is assigned an academic mentor (curator) who monitors the student’s academic progress, assessment results, and development trajectory, and provides necessary guidance.
Consultation hours: Students can receive direct answers to their questions during designated consultation and office hours set by department instructors.
Psychological counseling services: Qualified psychological support is provided to students facing stress, adaptation challenges, or social issues.
Open and free services: All support services are freely available to students and can be accessed on a continuous basis.
This support system contributes to improving student well-being, learning motivation, and academic performance.
The university provides a comprehensive system of social and financial support to ensure the continuity of education for all students, especially those from socially vulnerable groups.
Financial assistance: Special scholarships, financial aid packages, and grant programs are available for students from low-income families, orphans, and students with disabilities.
Accommodation support: The university implements a dormitory policy that takes students’ needs into account, with priority given to socially vulnerable students.
Health and sports infrastructure: Students have access to healthcare facilities, sports halls, and various cultural and creative clubs.
Supportive environment: These opportunities not only help students succeed academically but also promote their development in a healthy and socially active environment.
This support system is aimed at ensuring continuity in education, student well-being, and social stability.
The university’s Career Center offers a wide range of services designed to support students and graduates in successfully entering the labor market and advancing their professional development.
Meetings with employers: Career Days, job fairs, forums, and seminars are regularly organized, enabling students to communicate directly with potential employers.
Professional skills training: Training sessions are provided on résumé and motivation letter writing, interview preparation, and self-presentation skills in the labor market.
Graduate tracking: Employment status and career development statistics of graduates are monitored, and this data is used to align academic programs with labor market needs.
The activities of the Career Center contribute to ensuring that graduates enter the labor market as adaptable and competitive professionals.
