Why AKÜ Geological Engineering?

Presence of strong and initiative-taking administrative leadership that prioritizes academic development.

Existence of a robust institutional structure.

Dominance of teamwork and project-based work within the department.

A young, dynamic, and highly qualified academic staff.

Strong communication with students.

Availability of adequately equipped physical facilities (classrooms, laboratories, etc.).

Sufficient library resources, facilities, and access to academic databases.

Curriculum includes not only core geology courses but also sufficient theoretical and practical courses tailored to sectors employing our graduates.

Implementation of projects that strengthen university–industry and university–public sector cooperation, contribute to regional economic development, and benefit from the presence of a Technopark.

Encouragement of student participation in projects and scientific meetings to gain experience.

Existence of active Application and Research Centers (JUAM and DUAM) where department faculty are involved.

Strong relationships and communication with external stakeholders (alumni, public institutions, private sector, NGOs), providing employment opportunities for graduates.

The geological structure of Afyonkarahisar serves as a natural laboratory for department students.

The region’s rich underground resources and active tectonic structures enhance graduates’ employment opportunities.

Afyonkarahisar’s central geographic location ensures easy accessibility.

High availability of student housing in Afyonkarahisar.

Scholarships provided by the state to students admitted to the Geological Engineering Department.