All Questions of Prospective University Students Answered at Move Up

The second leg of the "Move Up" certified training program, held for the first time this year by Bahçeşehir University (BAU), has taken place. Training was provided to approximately 600 students in 6 separate categories: big data, cybersecurity, blockchain, artificial intelligence and IT law, entrepreneurship and leadership, and new-generation communication. At the event held at the BAU Beşiktaş campus, expert academics delivered training to students and answered their questions.

THEY ARE VERY GOOD AT TEACHING WHILE ENTERTAINING

Başak Engin, a 12th-grade student who attended the event, said: "I didn't know much about the event. At Move Up, I learned about many subjects. I was very curious about cybersecurity. I also found answers to my questions about law, especially criminal law." Another student, Cem Öğrer, said: "I thought the Move Up event would be very boring, but I was definitely wrong. Bahçeşehir University is very good at teaching while entertaining. The teachers are very friendly, and I was never bored. They explained every subject to us without boring us and helped us. I learned a lot."

BAU WILL BE ONE OF MY TOP CHOICES

Ezgi Gür, a student at Ataşehir Doğa Anatolian High School preparing for the university entrance exam, said: "What interested me was the session on entrepreneurship and leadership. I have been interested in entrepreneurship in the past as well. I expected a cliché presentation, but I found more than I expected at the Move Up event. The knowledge I gained here broadened my horizons and was very useful for me. Bahçeşehir University will be one of my top choices because it is a university that supports innovative youth. In particular, I saw that I can choose different fields; what matters is combining them as I go forward. Move Up was very enjoyable and informative for me."

FREE FOR ALL STUDENTS

The program, launched with the motto "Shape Your Future in One Day", is free for all students and will be held for the third time on 24 March.