I started in 2002 and graduated in 2007. I had tremendous knowledge and experience in addition to long lasting friendships. I learned the best from the best teachers and being still in touch with them today makes my university step forward in my work life. I started my professional life in 2010 at DİMES, a leading fruit juice and Milk Company in Turkey, as Distribution Manager and Chain Stores Manager. In 2013, I transferred to TÜRK HENKEL Kimya San. Ve Tic. AŞ, a leading name in fast moving consumer goods, Key Account Manager. I consistently feel the quality of education I received in both my personal and work life.
Yamaç Şendülger
2019 - Psychology Graduate
I graduated from Izmir University of Economics, Department of Psychology in 2019. Thanks to the opportunities provided by our school during my undergraduate education, I performed internships in three different fields of psychology. I took my first academic step by publishing the article of the research we did during my Experimental Psychology internship.
Duygu Poroy
2008 - Business Administration Graduate
I crossed paths with Izmir University of Economics on an autumn day in 2004. It was the place where I had the best four years of my life; and established fine friendships in addition to achieving academic competencies. I graduated from Department of Business Administration in 2008 and was accepted to a master’s program at University of Hertfordshire, London the same year with references from my instructors in order to further my education and have experience.
Sinem Çelik
2010 - International Trade and Finance Graduate
After graduation, I started to work as an Export Supervisor in Fjord Marin, a company with foreign partners, between 2010-2012. I worked at Opet Fuchs, first as a CFO assistant and then as a Budget-Reporting Specialist between 2012-2013. Afterwards, I worked as a Finance Specialist at CMS Jant Sanayi between 2013-2015. Thanks to be a graduate of Izmir University of Economics, the vision, foreign language, education and all the opportunities the University provided me with, I have become a very sophisticated professional in all these business experiences.
Bensu Sezgin Burcu
2012 - Industrial Engineering Graduate
I got into Department of Industrial Engineering with full scholarship in 2007 and graduated in 2012. Having the opportunity to take a course at the Vaasan Yliopista - University of Vaasa in Finland with Erasmus for a semester has contributed a lot to both my personal development and my resume. The medium of instruction being English at the University and being offered an education quality at international standards helped me adapt to the Erasmus process in a short time.
Cansu Adaş
2013 - Mathematics Graduate
In every period of my education life, the lesson I was most interested in and the most successful was mathematics. Therefore, in 2008, it was inevitable that my preference form would consist of mathematics departments of universities. And why Izmir University of Economics? The well-equipped academic staff who have contributed greatly to science with their articles and books published in Turkey and abroad, scholarship opportunities, student life in a wonderful city like Izmir, and the medium of instruction being English, as well as the second foreign language education they provide played an important role in my choice of the Mathematics Department of Izmir University of Economics.
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Yamaç Şendülger |
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Duygu Poroy |
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Sinem Çelik |
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Bensu Sezgin Burcu |
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Cansu Adaş |
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A ‘2.7 Billion’ Contribution to Research |
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First Diploma, Great Excitement |
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Izmir University of Economics in the 'World League' |
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'Social' Awareness for a Historical Building |
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Showcasing the ‘Momentum’ |
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‘Lecture’ Motivation via Blockchain |
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Street of hope |
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Dobidob on the Road |
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‘Earthquake’ Simulation Conducted on 22 World-Famous Structures |
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“Izmir University of Economics Leaves Its Mark on the Translators Contest” |
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Fire Wall Against the Flames |
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‘Scientific’ pride |
