A comprehensive cooperation protocol in the field of education was signed between Üsküdar University, the Ümraniye District Governorate, and the Ümraniye District Directorate of National Education. With this protocol, the foundations were laid for a sustainable and strong collaboration in the areas of education, seminars, and guidance services for students and educators.
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Collaboration between Üsküdar University and Ümraniye to strengthen education


The protocol was implemented during a ceremony held at the Ümraniye District Governorate.
The ceremony was attended by Prof. Nazife Güngör, Rector of Üsküdar University; Yüksel Çelik, District Governor of Ümraniye; Mustafa Özen, Director of the Ümraniye District Directorate of National Education; and representatives of the Educational Institutions and Guidance Services Unit operating under the Corporate Communication Department of Üsküdar University.


Strong cooperation in education and guidance
Within the scope of the signed protocol, a strong cooperation covering educational, seminar, and guidance activities for students and educators was initiated. The protocol aims to expand guidance services and enhance the quality of educational processes.
Protocol signed
The cooperation protocol was signed by Prof. Nazife Güngör, Rector of Üsküdar University; Yüksel Çelik, District Governor of Ümraniye; and Mustafa Özen, Director of the Ümraniye District Directorate of National Education.
Comprehensive support to be provided
Through this protocol, it is aimed to transfer Üsküdar University’s academic expertise to the field in cooperation with public and educational institutions and to provide multidimensional support to both students and educators.
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