Department of Agricultural Trade and Management aims to prepare students for the dynamic nature of the agricultural sector by providing not only theoretical knowledge but also hands-on learning experiences. To achieve this goal, the department offers various opportunities both within the university and through external collaborations:
Practice Greenhouse:
Located on campus, the Agricultural Trade and Management Practice Greenhouse enables students to gain first-hand experience with agricultural production processes. Activities include soil and plant management, production planning, and observation studies.
Soil, Plant, and Data Analysis:
Through courses and practical applications focused on data collection, analysis, and interpretation, students develop a scientific approach to agricultural decision-making processes.
Industry Collaborations:
The department maintains partnerships with various stakeholders in the agricultural sector, allowing students to engage directly with industry professionals and gain real-world insights.
Participation in Departmental Projects:
Students have the opportunity to take part in research and applied projects conducted by the department, putting their theoretical knowledge into practice.
Applied Education and Activities:
Through technical visits, field studies, workshops, seminars, webinars, panels, and guest speaker events, students interact with academic and industry experts, stay informed about current developments, broaden their sectoral perspectives, and gain practical experience.
Double Major (ÇAP) and Minor Programs:
Students can expand their academic background by enrolling in double major or minor programs offered in collaboration with other faculties within the university.
Second Foreign Language Option:
Within elective courses, students have the opportunity to learn a second foreign language, thereby strengthening their global communication skills and enhancing their international career prospects.
International Mobility and Internship Opportunities:
Students can study abroad through the Erasmus+ exchange program and benefit from international internship opportunities. In addition, they can undertake voluntary internships both in Turkey and abroad.
Mentorship Support:
Throughout their studies, students receive academic, professional, and career development mentoring from the department’s faculty members.
Student Club:
Through the department’s active student club, students participate in social, academic, and sectoral activities, while developing leadership and teamwork skills.
