Online training begins in 16 different modules in the fields of artificial intelligence, data analysis and sustainability.
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The Digital University Platform, run by YÖK, aims to increase digital competencies with the academic contributions of universities.
According to the statement made by YÖK, with the Digital University Platform, free education opportunities are offered in a wide range from artificial intelligence to data analysis, from sustainability to clean energy technologies.
The platform brings together 16 training modules under three schools: Artificial Intelligence, Data Analysis and Green Transformation and Sustainability.
The program, which received more than 135 thousand applications last year, expanded its scope this year with the newly added Green Transformation and Sustainability School.
The platform, to which Boğaziçi University, Middle East Technical University, Istanbul Technical University, Marmara University and Yıldız Technical University contribute academically, offers participants aged 18 and over the opportunity to develop their knowledge and skills in different fields.
Training will be free and online.
Participants will be able to receive training in areas such as machine learning, generative artificial intelligence tools, modern software development, statistics, data analytics, climate change, corporate sustainability, sustainable finance and clean energy technologies.
In the free and online training, candidates will be able to choose a maximum of two modules from different schools, provided that the course hours do not conflict.
Training will start on November 3 and will last approximately 24 weeks in two terms. The program will be completed on June 4, 2027.
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