European Education Group

Cyprus Ada Kent University is a project in Cyprus that conveys the experience of the European Education Group, which has an educational background dating back to 1986. This university, which has established its institutional culture through the synthesis of academic expertise from both Turkey and Cyprus, is proof of the European Education Group’s goal to play a more active role in the field of international education.

In the educational approach of the 21st century, acquiring information will give way to developing skills. In other words, the focus will shift from a person’s accumulation of products or knowledge to their repertoire of competencies. Skill development will become the main goal of education. Among the most important of these skills are competencies in communication and collaboration, research and creativity, healthy living, as well as production and conscious consumption. Kocaeli University of Health and Technology graduates its students equipped with these fundamental skills and competencies, regardless of their field or level of education. Graduates of Kocaeli University of Health and Technology receive an education that empowers them to enter professional life not merely by following previously accepted ideas, but with the foresight and capacity to recreate needs and norms under their unique circumstances.

Turkish society, with its young and dynamic structure, needs quality education that can enable its people to participate in the international labor market. While Kocaeli University of Health and Technology aims for its graduates to contribute to meeting the need for a qualified workforce in our country, it also strives for them to become effective, efficient, and sought-after professionals in the global labor market.

At the core of Kocaeli University of Health and Technology’s vision lie values such as research motivation and skills, scientific freedom, equal opportunities, social and moral sensitivity, a focus on achievement, healthy living, being individuals who think in terms of “we,” respect for nature and humanity, and becoming international individuals without breaking ties with their own culture.