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Hacettepe University Presentation HACETTEPE UNIVERSITY A Leading University & A Destination in The Region.. Turkey, Ankara Europe Asia Ankara, The Capital Ankara with its 5,150,072 (2014) population is the 2nd largest city and The Capital. Ankara, at the‘Heart’ of The Country Ankara, a ‘Student-Friendly’ City With 18 universities (6 state, 12 private/foundation)* and >250.000 students, Ankara can easily be called as a ‘student- friendly’ city. *www.yok.gov.tr History 1957 Child Health Institute 1967 Prof.Dr. İhsan Doğramacı Hacettepe University (Founder) Emblem-Symbol The emblem of the University was designed in the likeness of a ‘deer’, inspired by the ‘Hittite deer’ which at the same time symbolizes the initial letter ( H ) of the University A Comprehensive University & An Educational Hub 2 Applied Schools 16 Faculties 99 Research & 6 Vocational Schools 14 Institutes Application Centers 1 Conservatory A Comprehensive University & An Educational Hub 43.900 students (34.080 undergraduate, 9.820 graduate) 3500 academic staff Campuses 4 Campuses (Sıhhiye, Beytepe, Beşevler, Polatlı) Sıhhiye Campus, Downtown Faculty of Dentistry Faculty of Health Sciences Faculty of Medicine (Turkish) Faculty of Medicine (English) Faculty of Nursing Faculty of Pharmacy Sıhhiye Campus, Downtown Faculty of Faculty of Oncology Faculty of Medicine Dentistry Hospital Pharmacy (Turkish) Student Guesthouse Faculty of Cultural Dormitories Medicine Center & Faculty of Bank& Sports (English) Museum Health Post Hall of Arts Sciences Office Adult Hospital Children’s Hospital Faculty of Nursing Beytepe Campus Faculty of Architecture Faculty of Communication Faculty of Economics & Administrative Sciences Faculty of Education Faculty of Engineering Faculty of Fine Arts Faculty of Law Faculty of Letters Faculty of Science Faculty of Sports Sciences Beytepe Campus Faculty of Engineering Faculty of Letters TÖMER Faculty of Institute of Science Communication Institute of Faculty of Institute of Social Faculty of Turkish Studies Library Science Sciences Faculty of Engineering Stadium Science Cinder Faculty of Faculty of Track Cafeteria Yıldız Engineering Education Faculty of Faculty of Bank Amphi Engineering Faculty of Science Engineering Faculty of Fine Arts Faculty of Law Faculty of Engineering Faculty of Sports Conference Halls Faculty of Education Science Art-Exhibition Gallery Faculty of Economics & Student Dormitory Cafeteria Administrative Sciences Student Houses Bank School of Foreign Languages Faculty of Engineering Rectorate Registrar’s Office Dean’s Offices 14 Institutes 2 Applied Schools •The Atatürk Institute for •School of Foreign Languages Modern Turkish History •School of Vocational Technology •Institute of Informatics •Institute of Child Health 6 Vocational Schools •Institute of Educational Sciences •Bala Vocational School •Institute of Science •Hacettepe Ankara Chamber of •Institute of Fine Arts Industry 1st Organized Industrial Institute of Public Health • Zone Vocational School •Institute of Neurological •Polatlı Vocational School of Sciences and Psychiatry Health Services •Institute of Population Studies •Polatlı Vocational School of •Institute of Nuclear Sciences Technical Sciences •Institute of Oncology •Vocational School of Health Institute of Health Sciences • Services •Institute of Social Sciences •Vocational School of Social •Institute of Turkish Studies Sciences Conservatory Symphony Orchestra Programs 121 Undergraduate 374 Graduate (Master/PhD) Accrediation (National & International) • Hacettepe University Hospital-Joint Commission International (JCI) • Doping Center -World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) • Faculty of Engineering -Mühendislik Eğitim Programları Değerlendirme ve Akreditasyon Derneği(MÜDEK) • Faculty of Engineering – Department of Electric & Electronics -ABET • Faculty of Science -Fen, Edebiyat, Fen-Edebiyat, Dil ve Tarih-Coğrafya Fakülteleri Öğretim Programları Değerlendirme ve Akreditasyon Derneği (FEDEK) • Faculty of Pahrmacy -Ulusal Eczacılık Eğitimi Akreditasyon Kurulu(ECZAK) • Faculty of Dentistry–Association for Dental Education ( ongoing – right to use ADEE logo) • Occupational Therapy Education Programme – World Federation of Occupational Therapists (WFOT) Hacettepe University Turkey Doping Control Center World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) accredited Language of Instruction ENGLISH (%100) ENGLISH (%30) American Culture & Literature Physics Engineering English Linguistics Food Engineering English Language & Literature Information Management Translation & Interpreting Medicine English Language Education Medicine (Kastamonu) Business Administration Nursing Economics Economics (Uolp-Suny Geneseo) GERMAN (%100) International Relations German Language & Literature Political Science & Public Administration German Translation & Interpreting Automotive Engineering German Language Education Electrical & Electronics Engineering Chemical Engineering FRENCH(%100) Geomatics Engineering French Language & Literature Industrial Engineering French Translation & Interpreting Mining Engineering French Language Education Civil Engineering Enviromental Engineering Computer Engineering Medicine Teaching Languages Teaching Turkish Motto ‘Academic Excellence’ ‘Academic Excellence’ •“Top 3” in many academic disciplines in our country. • The ‘best’ in biomedical sciences in the entire region. • A ‘destination’ for the Balkans, Middle East & Central Asia. ‘Academic Excellence’ 423 391 397 391 373 347 358 80 32 24 20 MF TM DIL MF TM+TS DIL MF TM+TS DIL MF1 TM+TS 2012 2012 2013 2013 2013 2014 2014 2014 2015 2015 2015 Number of top students from among the first 5000 in the national university entrance exam (approximately 2 million students ) preferring one of the academic programs of Hacettepe University ‘Academic Excellence’ 1468 1469 1280 1292 1269 1175 1423 1060 1334 1341 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 *Database - Web of Science *Database- Scopus A ‘good reputation’ for international publications ‘Academic Excellence’ 1007 980 878 689 570 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Allocation of funding for academicians attending to international congresses -number of congresses (as of 15.10.2015) ‘Academic Excellence’ Arts & Cultural Studies Excavation & Restoration of St. Nicholas Church in Demre Art Museum & Cultural Center Wood Firing Syposium Hacettepe University Hospital Complex Adult Hospital Dental Faculty & Hospital Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation Hospital Children’s Hospital Beytepe Day Hospital Oncology Hospital Hacettepe University Hospitals 1st JCI (Joint Commission International) accredited public university hospital ISO 22000 (Food Safety Management System) certificate Hacettepe University Hospitals Annually, • 1 000 000 outpatient admissions • 50 000 inpatient admissions • 35 000 surgeries High-Tech Equipment & Procedures Modern Diagnostics & Treatments • Face Transplantation • Extremity Transplantation • Robotic Surgery • Hand Surgery • PET-CT • Modern Lab • Burn Unit • Genetic and metabolic • Cochlear Implantation diseases diagnosis • CyberKnife, Novalis-Brainlab • Interventional Radiology • Radioactive Iodine-131 (Neurovascular, …) Therapy • Transplantation (BM, renal, • Cardiac Catheterization heart, liver, …) • IVF • Neonatology Intensive Care • Dental implants, • Dental Operations under cosmetic/esthetic dentistry General Anesthesia Hacettepe University Hospitals • 126 500 m2 (adult+children+oncology hospitals) • 1060 bed capacity • 135 acute & intensive care beds • 27 surgery rooms • 74 department/division • 1067 physicians (general 1309) • 1086 nurses • 2500 other health care providers about 5000 staff Adult Hospital • 638 beds • 38 departments-units • 70 new ICU beds & a new ER in year Children’s Hospital • 227 beds • 20 departments - units • New Pediatric ICU, ER, bone-marrow transplantation unit Oncology Hospital 160 beds 7 departments 16 beds BMT unit • Basic Oncology • Medical Oncology • Radiation Oncology • Bone Marrow • Pediatric Oncology Transplantation Unit Dental Faculty & Hospital • Contemporary care and up-to-date education and training in all dental disciplines • Dental care for specific in-need groups • 8 Departments • 12 Specialists • 48 Professors (4 +4 Int) • 15 Associate Professors • 80 Research • 12 Assistant Professors Assistants • 4 Lecturers • 8 International PhD Students Hacettepe Beytepe Day Hospital Beytepe Day Hospital, which is located in Beytepe Campus of Hacettepe University, serves to local people, staff and students 24 hours for 7 days with its 13 specialist doctors whom 6 of them are provided by the other hospital of Hacettepe in accordance with a regulated circulation. ‘Our Principle’ Quality Assurance & Patient Safety • Identification of patients correctly • Improving effective communication ‘Our Philosophy’ • Controlled use of high-alert medications (electronic orders, PYXIS) Patient-Centered • Controlled surgery (correct SITE/PROCEDURE/PATIENT) Care • Reduction in health-care associated infections • Reduction in risk of falls Research & Innovation & Technology Hacettepe Technopolis & Technology Transfer Center Collaboration between university and industry International Memberships . European University Association (EUA) . IAU–International Association of Universities (IAU) . European University Association-Council for Doctoral Education (EUA-CDE) . Agence Universite de la Francophonie (AUF) . Observatory Magna Charta Universitatum . World Forum of University of Sustainability of Resourses (WFURS) . Euro-Meditteranian University (EMUNI) ++ Developing close relationship with university groups , networks , university
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