Ordu University

Ordu University was founded in Turkey in 2006, following the merger of several academic units from Ondokuz Mayıs University and Karadeniz Technical University. It brought together faculties, institutes, vocational schools and other academic entities to offer new educational programmes.

The university offers various faculties and institutes where students can study at all levels of further education, including dentistry, education, marine sciences, arts and sciences, fine arts, theology, music and performing arts, health sciences, sport sciences and tourism. It also includes the Unye faculty of economics and administrative sciences, faculty of medicine and faculty of agriculture. Additionally, there is a graduate school of natural and applied sciences, an institute of health sciences and an institute of social sciences for further study.

Ordu University is steadily strengthening its infrastructure. With the introduction of wireless internet, online libraries, databases, distance education and IP radio and television broadcasting facilities, the university is committed to supplying a cutting-edge learning experience.

The vibrant social life at Ordu University includes a total of 40 student clubs, catering to various interests and hobbies. From academic pursuits to recreational activities, these student-led initiatives foster a dynamic and inclusive environment and enrich campus life.