UNEC delegation visits prestigious universities of Turkey
Baku, February 5, AZERTAC
Azerbaijan State University of Economics (UNEC), which targets to train highly qualified professionals, is constantly expanding its cooperation with leading universities in the world, and introduces the best teaching and training technologies. As part of the measures taken in this regard, the visit of the UNEC delegation to the leading higher education institutions of Turkey contributes to the development of bilateral relations between UNEC and the Turkish universities, deepen the academic and administrative cooperation, and exchange of experience.
On the sidelines of the trip, the academic-teaching staff of UNEC will familiarize themselves with the teaching, training, as well as the administrative processes at Sakarya University (in the city of Sakarya), Ankara University, Hacettepe University (in the city of Ankara), Niğde Ömer Halisdemir University (in the city of Niğde), Bosphorus University, Koc University (in the city of Istanbul).
UNEC, which is one of the largest universities in the world, has the largest network of international collaborations, creating the attractive opportunities for both students and teachers in this sense. The students have the opportunity to benefit maximum from the exchange programs “Erasmus+” for European universities, “Mevlana” for Turkish universities. The expenses of the students participating in the exchange are met by the program. On the other hand, within the framework of cooperation with the London University/London School of Economics, which is one of the most influential European economics schools, the diploma of this university can be obtained at UNEC, as well. Also, in accordance with the dual degree diploma program with the French prestigious Monpellier University, the students taking a year from 4 year education in France, can obtain the diploma from both UNEC and Monpellier University. The ranks of the leading universities in the world UNEC cooperates with, include the Lithuanian University of Mykolas Romeris, the influential Lincoln University of the US and others.
