The knowledge and experience I gained at Izmir University of Economics, where I met in 2001 as "one of the first students", continues to guide me correctly in every step I take towards professional development. In 2005, I completed the Business Administration, International Relations and European Union departments of our University concurrently and graduated as one of the first Double Major Program graduates.
Özlem Ersan
2012 - Psychology Graduate
I graduated from Izmir University of Economics, Department of Psychology in 2012. In my career, I would first like to mention how my being in the Psychology Department of Izmir University of Economics contributed positively to my undergraduate life and future plans. Izmir University of Economics Department of Psychology provides a very efficient undergraduate life for psychologist candidates who will continue their professional life in either an academic career or in applied fields with the use of laboratories and guidance to ensure the continuity of scientific research.
Emrah Şahin
2018 - Computer Programming Graduate
I enrolled to Izmir University of Economics Computer Programming in 2016. While I was still a student, I started to work as a Student ISKUR staff in the IT Directorate in January 2017. After completing my duty in June 2017, I also took part in the open house student team at the Promotion and Corporate Marketing Communications Directorate in July-August 2017, introducing the school and the department to the students. In the same month (August 2017), I started to work again as a permanent Technician within the IT Department.
Ahmet Özgül
2016 - Occupational Health and Safety Graduate
Uğur Berk Kalelioğlu
2016 - Sociology Graduate
After graduating from the Department of Sociology of Izmir University of Economics as "High Honor Student" in 2016, I got a full scholarship from the Federal Republic of Germany. Equipped with a balanced combination of theory and practice, the curriculum of the Department of Sociology of Izmir University of Economics provided incredible conveniences in my education abroad. The 6-month scholarship I received at the Department of Social and Cultural Sciences, Fulda University, Germany with the Erasmus program, has changed my understanding of science and modernity fundamentally.
