Student activities are executed by 29 student clubs and societies which deal with different topics such as arts, literature, theater, music, politics, environmental and recreational subjects. Student societies can receive suggestions and support for their work from Social and Cultural Affairs. You can lead any topic which you are interested in even if it doesn’t exist among our student associations. Your personal efforts determine your success in your academic studies as well as the social activities you attend. Ask people around you, put effort and be persistent, read the ad boards and keep track of the announcements around the campus.
Required Information for Setting up a student association
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Students make an application about the organization and process of their association to Social and Cultural Affairs.
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Students who want to set up a new association around their interest area, they submit the supported academic advisor name, temporary board of directors and at least 20 members list with prepared rules and regulations to Presidencies approval.
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Association allowed to be founded temporarily, organizes three activities within their previously submitted rules and regulations in one academic term. Afterwards the society is officially founded with Presidency approval.
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Association allowed to be founded, gathers in one month to elect the executive board by calling the Full Assembly.
The student society information to be renewed
We request the following information concerning the associations be submitted to the Social and Cultural Affairs.
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Associations’ member list and member registration forms.
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The executive board list the (The executive board can serve 1 year maximum.)
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Any change concerning the Academic Advisor information.
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Activity programs at the end of first month of each semester. (Must be at least 3 activities on each semester.)
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Study report at the end of the semester. (Last submitted date is 15 June.)
Student Associations’ Form Information