The YUDSA Talks series started with an impressive session, highlighting digital transformation in dentistry.

The 2025 İZ Career Fair was successfully completed on November 26–27 with the participation of 1,000 students.

In collaboration with Akbank Sanat, participants in the sculpture workshop organized by the Yeditepe Culture and Events Club and the Women in Business Club had the opportunity to learn the basic steps of sculpture making and create their own works. All students who wanted to witness the artistic production process up close and gain hands-on experience came together in our workshop.

Rauf Tacettin Holdur, who has worked in various company structures in the electromechanical industry, has taken on responsibilities in the areas of design, sales, and project management, and currently works as Sales Team Leader at Sönmez Trafo, joined us.

He shared his experiences with us regarding his professional knowledge in the electromechanical sector, focusing on the transformer market, and what to be prepared for in professional life.

YUDSA visited Istanbul Dental Center as the first stop of its Career Trips program, which aims to bring dental students one step closer to the heart of the profession. As part of this program, students had the opportunity to observe the working principles of different clinics firsthand, listened directly to the establishment processes of the clinics, and communicated one-on-one with expert physicians in the field.

As part of the New Mind Law Technology Company Tour, participants visited a law firm. During this visit, participants observed the working order of a law firm firsthand, listened to experts' experiences regarding the establishment process of the institution, and communicated one-on-one with lawyers working in the field. In a professional and friendly environment, students asked all the questions they were curious about and had the opportunity to gain valuable information about the functioning of legal practice.

The Artractive Art Club & Social Support and Solidarity Club & ESN Clubs organized a Knitting Workshop as part of their social responsibility initiatives focused on social benefit.

Knitting workshops provide an exemplary community model by enabling participants to acquire new skills while also promoting productivity, strengthening social bonds, and serving a common purpose. The products created in the workshops are distributed to individuals in need, further expanding the social impact of the project.

The Clay Workshop, organized by the Social Sciences Club, offered participants the opportunity to experience basic clay shaping techniques and explore the creative production process hands-on.

The Latin Night organized by the Dance Club on November 24 was an enjoyable event that began with dancing to Latin music and continued with an energetic Latin workshop.