Istanbul Gelisim University has launched the Subsonic Wind Tunnel Project, which features the most advanced specifications among foundation universities. The project was developed through the collaboration of the Faculty of Engineering and Architecture’s Department of Aeronautical Engineering and the Technology Transfer Office (TTO). Constructed within the Aerodynamics Research Laboratory, the project was realized through the cooperation between the Department of Aeronautical Engineering and the TTO at Istanbul Gelişim University. The on-campus opening ceremony of the Subsonic Wind Tunnel was held with a speech by Rector Prof. Bahri Şahin and a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Ahmet Yağan, a student of the Faculty of Sports Sciences, Department of Exercise and Sport Sciences at Istanbul Gelisim University, achieved significant success by winning the bronze medal in the 86 kg freestyle category at the U20 World Championship held in Bulgaria.

An important academic event was organized as part of the project titled "Determining the Effects of Irregular Migration and Residence Permits on Inflation in Türkiye", supported by the Scientific Research Projects (BAP) Coordination Office of Istanbul Gelisim University (IGU). The "Symposium on Migration and Economic Impacts", held at the Aziz Sancar Conference Hall of Istanbul Gelisim Vocational School, addressed the relationship between migration and the economy from a multidimensional perspective.

The Vertical Transfer Exam (DGS) preference period is of great importance for associate degree graduates as it allows them to elevate their academic journey to the next level, reshape their career plans, and directly influence their future professional positions. This period is not just about calculating scores; it is a strategic stage where candidates must make decisions that align with their long-term goals by understanding themselves better. Clinical Psychologist Beyza Nalan Alçin from Istanbul Gelişim University explained the key points of correct planning during the DGS preference period, focusing on common mistakes made by candidates and how they can maintain their motivation.

With the end of the university preference period, Istanbul Gelisim University (IGU) has also concluded its Preference and Promotion Days with a closing ceremony. Throughout the process, IGU welcomed prospective students and their families to its campus and attracted significant interest through comprehensive promotional activities, both academic and social. At the closing program, IGU Chairman of the Board of Trustees Abdülkadir Gayretli and IGU Secretary General Assoc. Prof. Serdar Egeli came together with the academics, administrative staff, and student assistants who took part in the preference and promotion process.

As part of its vision to strengthen international academic collaborations, Istanbul Gelisim University (IGU) hosted the “Innovation and Technology Conference.” The event was attended by prominent guests including IGU Chairman of the Board of Trustees Abdulkadir Gayretli, Yemen’s Minister of Higher Education Dr. Khalid Alwisabi, and the Ambassador of Yemen in Ankara, Mohamed Saleh Ahmed Tariq.

Istanbul Gelisim University (IGU) continues to support the emergence of individual talents with its student-centered educational approach. One of the most recent examples of this approach is the memoir-biography book titled “Babasının Kızları”, written by Sociology Department student Fatma Çelik. Published last month, the book explores lives constrained by tradition through the history of a family and contributes to social memory.

Prof. Bahri Şahin, Rector of Istanbul Gelisim University (IGU), visited the Gelişim University Technology Center (TEKMER), one of the university's key hubs for technology and entrepreneurship. During the visit, Rector Prof. Şahin received information about the ongoing projects at TEKMER and examined the work developed by entrepreneurial firms on-site.

The university placement preference period for the Higher Education Institutions Exam (YKS), which started on August 1 and will continue until August 13, marks a significant turning point in students’ lives. However, as the final days approach, increasing stress and time pressure can lead students to make poor decisions. Expert Clinical Psychologist and Preference Counselor Beyza Nalan Alçin from Istanbul Gelisim University shared insights on the risks of leaving preferences to the last minute and the key points students should pay attention to during this process.

Following the announcement of the Higher Education Institutions Exam (YKS) results, Istanbul Gelisim University continues to welcome prospective students to its campus during the preference period. Throughout the process, candidates have the opportunity to visit the campus on weekdays and weekends, get to know the university closely, and receive one-on-one guidance from expert academic staff and preference advisors.