Istanbul Aydin University

Istanbul Aydin University is the first foundation vocational school of Istanbul founded in 2003 as Anadolu BIL Vocational School directly depending on the Board of higher education with the aim of training a qualified labor force sought after on the national and international level by the Education and Cultural Foundation of Anatolia (AKEV). In 2007, by completing its establishment, Istanbul Aydin

University took its place in higher education with eight faculties, one graduate school, two vocational schools and two institutes. Istanbul Aydin University is still active at its Florya and Bahçelievler Campuses in a wide range of disciplines with a modern education environment to train the labor force that our era requires. It consists of equipped and experienced instructors with the strongest academic and professional knowledge in Turkey. The principle of Istanbul Aydin University is to educate its students as a leader, a big wheel equipped with contemporary values who have gained the ability to think critically and ethically towards self-improvement. Istanbul Aydin University is increasing the emphasis on personal development and professional skills in addition to academic education and tries to prepare its students to be fully equipped for the world of the future by close cooperation with sectors, hands-on training, international relations, and the supporting of certificate programs within the scope of international diploma programs.