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The "Train-the-Trainer Program" for a Student-Centered Learning Approach in Higher Education has commenced with its 2026 participants.

August 13, 2026

The "Certificate Program in Training Trainers on Student-Centered Learning Approaches in Higher Education," which has been regularly held at Atlas University for four years, started in 2026 with the participation of 89 faculty members.

The program, coordinated by the Department of Strategy and Quality Assurance, aims to contribute to the development of student-centered educational processes at our university and to strengthen the competencies of faculty members in this area.

120-Hour Training Program

The training program, which covers both basic and advanced levels, consists of approximately 120 hours of training. Within the scope of the program, instructors' knowledge and skills regarding the student-centered learning approach are developed, and efforts are made to effectively reflect this approach in the teaching and learning processes.

220 Faculty Members Received Training in 4 Years

An evaluation of the program's data from the last four years shows that a total of 220 faculty members participated in training programs on student-centered learning approaches between 2023 and 2026. With the inclusion of 89 faculty members in the program in 2026, the scope and reach of educational activities in this field at our university have significantly expanded.

Faculty members who successfully complete the training will be awarded a "Certificate of Training in Student-Centered Learning Approaches in Higher Education" at the end of the program.

Professional and Pedagogical Development Support from Atlas University

Atlas University continues its efforts to support the professional and pedagogical development of its faculty members in line with its understanding of quality and sustainable education, while also continuing its activities aimed at further strengthening the student-centered learning approach in the university's educational culture.

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