Within the framework of its internationalization vision, Üsküdar University welcomed 39 Erasmus students from 14 different countries. As part of the Erasmus Orientation Week held between September 29 and October 3, various activities were organized to facilitate the students’ adaptation process and enhance social interaction.
On the first day of the program for Erasmus students, an information session was held with the participation of Üsküdar University Rector Prof. Nazife Güngör.
Following this, ice-breaking activities and a campus tour were organized, enabling students to become more familiar with the university.
Bosphorus tour attracted great interest
On the second day of the program, a guided tour of Üsküdar was organized. The students visited historical landmarks such as the Maiden’s Tower, Mihrimah Sultan Mosque, Kuşkonmaz Mosque, and Valide-i Cedid Mosque. At Nakkaştepe National Garden, they explored the natural beauties of Istanbul and also participated in a Bosphorus tour organized with the support of Üsküdar Municipality.
Turkish culture was introduced
On the fourth day of the week, a traditional Turkish breakfast event was held at Üsküdar Municipality’s Nevmekan to provide students with the opportunity to experience Turkish culture more closely. Later in the day, the students attended an information session on residence permit procedures.
A fun closing with karaoke
On the final day of the program, a karaoke event was held at the South Campus Socrates Hall, contributing to students’ interaction with one another and their adaptation process to Istanbul.
The activities carried out throughout the week were met with great interest by Erasmus students and concluded with satisfaction.