Üsküdar University hosted middle and high school students in the classrooms of Çarşı Campus within the scope of the 'From Basic Ideas to Basic Sciences Project'. The project, which is carried out within the İstanbul Provincial Directorate of National Education and aims to discover talented students in the field of basic sciences, was hosted by Üsküdar University. Within the scope of the Semester Science Olympiad Training Camp, students were trained in the categories of mathematics, computer, and biology.
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It is aimed that they choose basic sciences as a career...
With the project, it is aimed to help students to carry out in-depth and qualified studies in the field of basic sciences, to produce 21st century technologies by using basic sciences, and to choose basic sciences as a career in the future.
It was held between January 27 and February 03
The trainings given at Üsküdar University Çarşı Campus were held between January 27 and February 03.
55 middle and high school students who wanted to develop in the field of science were divided into groups.
The students, who were divided into groups, were given science Olympiad training in the categories of mathematics, computer, and biology.
They are prepared for national and international Science Olympiad competitions
Students are prepared for National and International Science Olympiad competitions with the training they received.
The Semester Science Olympiad Bootcamp had a significant impact on career planning for students, which was in the categories of middle school, high school and middle school mathematics, high school computer.
Üsküdar News Agency (ÜNA)
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