SÜMER CAMPUS
AGU's Sümer Campus was built on the former premises of the Sumer Bank Kayseri Textile Factory (the first industrial site in Turkey) and now includes both newly built and renovated historical buildings. Two-thirds of the Campus, which is situated just two bus stops and 10 minutes away from the city's main square, are covered in greenery.
Along with all administrative and Faculty facilities, Sümer Campus also houses several outdoor sports facilities, as well as student and staff accommodation.
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MIMAR SINAN CAMPUS
AGU has started the construction of Mimar Sinan Campus (named after famous Kayserian architect Mimar Sinan), 14km from the city center, which will eventually become the University's main campus. The total area planned for this future campus is of 360.000 m2 (with 2/3 reserved for green spaces and forests). It will house the rectorate, all faculties, as well as classrooms and laboratories. The objective is to create a beautiful and harmonious landscape, benefiting from the natural light and energy of the environment and enhanced through the creation of an artificial lake.
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AGU STUDENT VILLAGE
AGU Undergraduate Students have the opportunity to live in student dorms managed by the AGU Health, Culture and Sports Department. Upon arrival, students are randomly assigned a spot into either the AGU Student Village(accross the road from the AGU campus) or the AGU On-Campus Dorms.
The rooms are shared by either 2, 4 or 6 students and are randomly assigned.
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The Student Village buildings include furnished apartments with kitchen, shared living room, and bathrooms. Each apartment can house 4 students (shared rooms of 2). WiFi is available in every on-campus location.
The AGU Student Village is a gated area with 24/7 security, all-around green areas and multiple sports facilities (Tennis, Basketball, Volleyball, Football field, running track). A café is available within the Student village walls.
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STUDENT CLUBS
AGU currently has 16 student clubs, which you will have the opportunity to join as an International Student:
- Charity Club
- Music and Performing Arts Club
- Outdoor Sports Club
- Sportive Activities Club
- Photography Club
- Signshine Club
- International Association Club
- Cycling Club
- Science and Technology Club
- Operational Research and Engineering Club
- Construction Club
- Youth Life Club
- Design Club
- Strategy and Board Games Club
- Cinema/TV Club
- Business Club
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The AGU Intercultural Series
The AGU Intercultural Series were launched as an interactive gathering, where AGU members of a certain nationality/origin have the opportunity to present their country and culture to the rest of the AGU community as well as participants from outside the University interested in joining the event.
The events are organized by the AGU International Office in collaboration with the AGU International Association and the students presenting their country.
The objective is to:
- Highlight and raise the international profile of the University (currently 40 nationalities are represented on campus) & World’s cultural variety, differences, similarities, evolution
- Raise curiosity and interest in the AGU community (and even beyond)
- Educate attendees, open the eyes and minds of attendees to the rest of the World
- Encourage dialogue among cultures, intercultural exchange, cultural enrichment
- Strengthen the ties of the whole AGU Community
- Entertain attendees, create a show
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SPORT FACILITIES
SPORTS LESSONS
AGU members also have the opportunity to subscribe to lessons for activities such as:
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EQUIPMENT
- Fitness Center
- Soccer Fields
- Tennis Courts
- Basketball and Volleyball Courts
- A Running Track
- Table Tennis Hall
- Billiard Tables
- Dart Boards
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TOURNAMENTS
Every year the AGU Department of Physical Education and Sports (BESYO) organizes tournaments for all AGU members, in disciplines such as: Tennis, Volleyball, Basketball, Football, Table Tennis...
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