About the Disabled Student Unit

Message from the Rector

10-15% of our country's population sustains their lives in a state of direct need for support. This means the care of between 8 and 10 million people. The greatest difference between developed and underdeveloped societies lies in how disadvantaged people are treated. The level of development of countries is measured by this. If we want to be in the category of developed countries, we must stand by disadvantaged people and ensure that they, too, have access to the opportunities that everyone else has and attains. Because no system that ignores disadvantaged people who depend on the help of others can make a society happy. Standing by people with disabilities is a humanitarian duty.

In this context, we established the “Disabled Student Unit”. We will identify the needs of disabled students in academic, administrative, physical, psychological, accommodation and social areas, determine whatever needs to be done to meet these needs, and do it.

Let us join hands for barrier-free education…