As part of our university’s “Active Mentoring” initiative, a mentoring session was held in October 2026 for students enrolled in the Agricultural Machinery Program under the Department of Machinery and Metal Technologies, with the aim of supporting their academic, social, and personal development.

During the session, faculty member Lecturer Ali Kirik provided students with information on various aspects of student life, including academic processes, course selection, examination procedures, internships, career planning, and participation in social and cultural activities. Furthermore, the discussion addressed potential challenges that students might encounter during their education, along with proposed solutions for these issues.

The meeting was intended to encourage students’ active participation in their educational journey, monitor their academic progress, and strengthen communication between mentors and students.