Metu

Metu most commonly refers to the Middle East Technical University (METU), a public research university in Ankara, Turkey. Founded in 1956 with the aim of strengthening science and engineering education, METU grew into one of Turkey’s leading institutions for engineering, natural sciences, and social sciences. The university’s main campus lies on the outskirts of Ankara and covers a large area that houses multiple faculties, graduate schools, research centers, libraries, and student facilities. METU enrolls undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral students and maintains extensive international exchange programs with universities around the world.

Academic structure: METU comprises faculties and schools including engineering, natural sciences, architecture and design, humanities and social sciences, plus various institutes and graduate programs. It emphasizes research across disciplines and operates numerous national and international research centers, laboratories, and projects. The university is also active in public policy and innovation, collaborating with industry and government bodies.

Campus and life: The METU campus features housing, cultural venues, museums, and recreational facilities. A large and active student community participates in clubs, cultural events, sports, and other campus activities.

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