Marmara University, a research university, provides services as consultants, experts and guides in many fields and disciplines. In addition, it provides expert services in solving many problems. These services are carried out in accordance with the relevant regulations.

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Expert Services:

The Expert Basic Training Program organized by Marmara University Continuing Education Center (MÜSEM) provides the necessary training for expert witness activities. This program includes the basic, theoretical and practical information required for participants to carry out expert witness activities.

Legal Consultancy:

The University's Faculty of Law contributes to the more effective and accurate execution of legal processes by providing consultancy services on various legal issues.

Environmental and Sustainability Consultancy:

Environmental Engineering and related departments provide expertise and consultancy services on environmental management, sustainability and environmental impact assessment.

Economic and Social Research:

The Faculties of Economics and Social Sciences provide consultancy services to the state on economic analysis, social research and policy development.

These services demonstrate Marmara University's determination to transfer its knowledge and expertise to the society and the state.

Marmara University enacts laws to ensure justice within the framework of the law. These laws are presented on the website:

Law No. 2547 on Higher Education, Law No. 2914 on Higher Education Personnel, Law No. 2809 on the Organization of Higher Education Institutions, Law No. 657 on Civil Servants, Law No. 1416 on Students to be Sent to Foreign Countries, Law No. 5746 on Supporting Research and Development Activities, Law No. 4982 on the Right to Information, Law No. 4691 on Technology Development Zones, Law No. 3628 on Declaring Assets, Combating Bribery and Corruption, Law No. 4688 on Public Officials' Unions and Collective Agreements, Law No. 4857 on Labor, Law No. 7075 on the Adoption of the Decree Law on the Establishment of the State of Emergency Procedures Investigation Commission, Law No. 2577 on Administrative Procedure, Law No. 2828 on Social Services, Law No. 3071 on the Exercise of the Right to Petition Law No. 3713 on Combating Terrorism, Law No. 4483 on the Trial of Civil Servants and Other Public Officials, Law No. 5018 on Public Financial Management and Control, Law No. 5070 on Electronic Signature, Turkish Penal Code No. 5237, Code of Criminal Procedure No. 5271, Retirement Fund Law No. 5434, Social Security and General Health Insurance Law No. 5510, Travel Allowance Law No. 6245, Law No. 6698 on the Protection of Personal Data, Law No. 3795 on Granting Titles to Certain High School, School and Faculty Graduates, Law No. 7179 on Conscription, Law No. 7201 on Notification, Law No. 6331 on Occupational Health and Safety, Passport Law No. 5682.

 

 

Marmara University Continuing Education Center offers legal training. These trainings are:

Mediation Training
Expert Witness Basic Training
Law of Obligations Training
Intellectual Property Law Training
Expert Mediation Training in Intellectual and Industrial Property Rights Law
Expert Mediation Training in Labor Law
Composition Commissioner Training
Composition Commissioner Renewal Training
Expert Mediation Training in Insurance Law
Contract Law Training
Commercial Law Expert Mediation Training

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Marmara University continues its activities by adopting the Ethical Behavior Principles published by the Council of Higher Education. It is based on the principle of "Academic Freedom and Autonomy" among these principles. The Ethical Behavior Principles published by the Council of Higher Education can be accessed via the link.

- Working voluntarily at Hatay Field Hospital in the disaster area, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Yahya Güvenç, a faculty member at the Brain and Neurosurgery Clinic of Marmara University Pendik Training and Research Hospital, told TRT News that the disaster there was huge and that his colleagues were helping the earthquake victims with all their might even when their relatives were under the rubble.

 

Here are some examples of Marmara University's expert support and guidance services provided to governments and public institutions:

 

1. Civil Society Vision Seminar

The Civil Society Organizations Application and Research Center (STKAM) at Marmara University organized a seminar titled "Vision of Civil Society in the 100th Year of the Republic" in collaboration with the Ministry of Interior, commemorating the centenary of the Turkish Republic. The seminar shared insights into Turkey's civil society development and discussed forward-looking policy visions.

For detailed information: Civil Society Vision Seminar

 

2. Pediatric Allergy and Immunology Research

Researchers from the university’s Faculty of Medicine have conducted studies to identify new genetic diseases, providing scientific data that can influence health policies. For example, a new genetic disease called “STAT6 Gain-of-Function Disease” was introduced into medical literature, raising awareness within the health system and guiding future treatment approaches.

For detailed information: STAT6 Gain of Function Disease

 

3. Sustainability and Environmental Policies

Marmara University contributes data that supports sustainable development, particularly in areas like waste management, energy efficiency, and climate change. Through digital monitoring and evaluation systems, this data can aid public institutions in developing effective environmental policies.

 

4. Turkey-UK 3DI Project

The Nanotechnology and Biomaterials Application and Research Center collaborates with University College London on a project in 3D Printing and Digital Innovation, supported by the British Council. This project provides data and recommendations in digital innovation that can be used by policymakers and industry representatives.

For detailed information:

• "Turkey-UK: 3DI 3D Printing & Digital Innovation" project
• https://www.3di-printing.org/

These examples demonstrate Marmara University's contribution to governmental policies in its areas of expertise and how it provides guidance on projects aimed at public benefit.