During registration at our university, you can request a referral to the Disabled Student Unit by informing that you are a disabled student. In this way, they can carry out orientation activities for you.

All interviews are conducted in strict confidentiality.

You are required to share information about your health condition and a valid medical report signed by a specialist physician with the representatives of the Disabled Students Unit in order to register with the Disabled Students Unit and to determine appropriate services. During and after the evaluation process, EOB staff will not share information about your health condition, diagnosis and other related details with any person, unit or institution without your consent. Your diagnosis information is not included in the documents prepared. Since these are not recorded in any database other than EOB, they do not pose a problem after graduation. If you wish, you can share details about your health status with faculty members or relevant individuals and units.

The Disabled Student Unit works to ensure educational equality. During your application, we determine your needs regarding the course, exam and homework practices (e.g. ensuring that you sit in a place where you can follow the lecturer and the board, printing your exam papers in large font, giving additional time during exams). These requests are evaluated by the Disabled Student Unit and the lecturers you take the course with are informed at the beginning of the semester within the framework of the principle of confidentiality.

Yes. The courses you take each semester will change and although the services are the same, the information in the documents should be updated according to the current semester. For this reason, after registering with the Disabled Student Unit, you must make a separate application each semester to benefit from the services of the unit. It is the student's responsibility to apply every semester.

First of all, you have all your rights in the legislation of the university. You can also learn about your rights by reviewing the “Directive of the Disabled Student Unit” and the “Directive on the Procedures and Principles of Education and Training Practices for Students with Disabilities”.

As a disabled student, you have the right to benefit from the Credit and Dormitories Institution dormitories with priority.

After you apply to your Disabled Student Unit Representative with your report, adaptations will be made for your education and needs within the framework of the Academic Adaptation Letter prepared by your representative. You can also contact the Disabled Student Unit.

First of all, you can contact your academic advisor in your department. If your problem is not solved, you can contact your academic representative who deals with disabled students. Or you can contact the Disabled Student Unit or the Student Affairs Department (+90 352 432 32 50) with your academic representative.

You can reach your academic representative in the relevant faculty or vocational school by clicking on the academic representatives link on the web page of the Disabled Students Unit. Or you can use your rights related to the exam in the Directive on the Procedures and Principles of Education and Training Practices for Students with Disabilities, or you can get support in solving your problem by contacting the Disabled Students Unit.

If you are interested in social activities, you can get detailed information from the Disabled Student Unit. You can also become a member of the relevant student organizations at our university.