Üsküdar University, which carries out activities with the understanding of Corporate Social Responsibility and realizes various social responsibility projects, also aims to highlight social values and keep them alive. Üsküdar University is involved in many initiatives and studies with a social responsibility approach. While supporting the individual responsibility initiatives of students, it also aims to realize studies that will be beneficial to social development and will be instrumental in raising good people as well as raising scientists. Üsküdar University extends a hand to children in need with the Haydi Tut Elimi Association under its umbrella, and voluntarily takes part in studies for orphaned children with the Mutlu Yuva Association. Üsküdar University's founding foundation, Human Values and Mental Health Foundation-IDER, provides significant student scholarships, supports the health expenses of people with limited means, and contributes to the mental and physical health of those in need. Together with İDER Foundation, it provides full scholarships to 56% of its more than 21 thousand students. Üsküdar University develops projects that will benefit individuals and society in the field of addiction, prevention and treatment of addiction with the principle of corporate social responsibility. While doing all these, it also takes initiatives to ensure that students produce social responsibility projects and take part in projects as volunteers. Since 2016, Üsküdar University has been awarding exemplary behaviors that will contribute to the development of these values and the people who demonstrate these behaviors by highlighting social values every year with the High Human Values Awards. Üsküdar University draws attention not only with its corporate social responsibility but also with its individual responsibility understanding and takes part in important studies in this sense. All proceeds from the books written by President Prof. Nevzat Tarhan, translated into various languages, sold in various countries around the world and sold more than 1 million copies, are donated to İDER Foundation (Human Values and Mental Health Foundation).

