An Orientation Program was organized for students newly enrolled at our university for the 2026–2027 academic year. The program aimed to help students become familiar with the university’s academic and social opportunities, as well as the support services available to them throughout their university education.
Organized by the Department of Health, Culture and Sports, the program included presentations introducing the Psychological Counseling and Guidance Unit, Healthy Nutrition and Diet Unit, student clubs, and the university’s cafeteria automation system. Students were provided with information about the services and opportunities available to support their academic, social, and personal development.
The students were also informed about academic advising processes and the social and cultural opportunities offered by the university. The program concluded with a question-and-answer session, during which students had the opportunity to raise their questions and receive information about various aspects of university life.
The Orientation Program contributed to helping newly enrolled students adapt to university life and become familiar with the academic, social, and support services available at the university.
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