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University of Liège is one of Belgium's leading universities, founded in 1817. ULiège welcomes 29,000 students, 24% of whom are of international origin (141 nationalities). ULiège is the public university of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation. It includes 11 Faculties representing the Humanities, Health Sciences, Sciences and Technology. With 39 bachelor's degrees and 194 master's degrees, its range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses is among the most diversified in Belgium.

ULiège is located in 3 cities in Wallonia: Liège, Gembloux and Arlon. Its courses have several international quality labels (EQUIS, AACSB, AEEEV, CTi Conférence des Grandes Ecoles). Uliège organizes 39 bachelor’s degrees and 243 master’s degrees (72 in full English or bilingual with a possible full track in English). ULiège collaborates with more than 1000 teaching and research institutions throughout the world, which are centered around 4 major concentration corners, namely: Europe, Central and French speaking Africa (RD Congo, Burundi, Rwanda), North America (Canada and New England), ASEAN (Vietnam, Cambogia, Japan). It boosts its research centers in fields such as biotechnologies, life and medical sciences (human and veterinary), agronomy, space and engineering sciences, environment, etc., by developing partnerships with public authorities and companies.

More than 100 spin-off companies created by ULiège are in activity. ULiège is a major employer in Wallonia: more than 5,900 employees, including 640 academic staff and 2,900 people involved in teaching and research activities. Together with the University Hospital (CHU) of Liège, this represents 12,000 direct jobs spread over the provinces of Liège, Namur and Luxembourg.

The University of Liège is an active and key partner of the Einstein Telescope project, which is offers great opportunities to developed close connections with Turkish Universities and Research Centres.The University of Liege is member of the European University Alliance of Post Industrial Cities which is includes also Koç University.

The Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering (A&M) is a cornerstone of the School of Engineering at the University of Liège, delivering education at undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral levels. Its programs are tightly integrated with cutting-edge research, ensuring rapid transfer of scientific advances and technological innovations into the classroom. A&M develops advanced technologies and engineering solutions across high-impact domains, including aerospace engineering, materials and manufacturing processes, energy conversion, mechanical systems, and biomechanics. Building on the legacy of the former LTAS (Laboratoire de Techniques AéroSpatiales), the department has achieved international recognition in advanced numerical simulation, which constitutes a central pillar of its research strategy. State-of-the-art experimental facilities and strong methodological integration between modelling and experimentation reinforce this expertise. The department maintains close partnerships with leading industrial actors, including Safran, Sonaca, and Thales. A&M brings together more than 120 staff members, including 24 academics (20 full-time), four permanent researchers, and over 80 researchers, including PhD candidates. 

Hasselt University (Dutch: Universiteit Hasselt, UHasselt) is located in Hasselt and Diepenbeek, Belgium. True to its Civic University mission, UHasselt is committed to advance society in every possible way through education, research and knowledge transfer. It provides the Region with a highly qualified workforce, knowledge and expertise to tackle global challenges.

UHasselt has seven Faculties (Architecture & Arts, Business Economics, Engineering Technology, Law, Medicine & Life Sciences, Rehabilitation Sciences, and Sciences), three Schools (Transportation Sciences, Educational Studies, and Social Sciences), four research institutes and three research centres that cover a wide range of research areas (biomedical, environmental, statistical, material, transportation research, media technology research, data science). Hasselt University is home to about 7,700 students and 1,800 academic, administrative and technical staff members.

The University of Antwerp is a young, dynamic and forward-thinking university, with more than 25.000 students and 7000 staff members in 9 faculties and various specialized institutes. 

The University of Antwerp is dedicated to advancing scientific insight through high-quality research, innovative education, and meaningful engagement with society. Guided by the principles of academic freedom and responsibility, the university is firmly committed to excellence and impact. In an increasingly globalized world, internationalization is at the heart of our mission. Global partnerships and cross-border collaboration are essential to ensuring the relevance, quality, and societal value of our education and research. Our partnership with Turkey exemplifies this commitment. The collaboration is wide-ranging, encompassing both education and research. Students are actively exchanged between our faculties and Turkish partner institutions, and each year many Turkish students join our summer and winter schools. Our research groups work together with Turkish colleagues on pioneering projects in fields such as heritage studies, computer science, chemistry, and neuroscience.