YÖK's New Initiative: AI Programs Coming to Universities in 2024-25

YÖK head Özvar announced plans for new AI programs in universities for 2024-25. The NÖROM center in Ankara, a collaboration between Gazi University, Ankara University, and ODTÜ, aims to advance neuroscience and AI research. TÜBİTAK's president Mandal praised the center's innovative potential in tackling future challenges.

YÖK Announces Plans for New Artificial Intelligence Programs in Universities

The Higher Education Council (YÖK) President Erol Özvar unveiled a groundbreaking initiative to introduce cutting-edge artificial intelligence programs in universities for the upcoming academic year of 2024-25. During the inauguration of a neuroscientific research center in Ankara, Özvar emphasized the importance of equipping students with AI skills through these innovative programs.

NÖROM: A Hub for Neuroscience Research and Technological Solutions

The newly established neuroscientific research center, NÖROM, is set to revolutionize the field by collecting neuroscience data, developing advanced neurotechnological solutions, and fostering a collaborative neuroscience ecosystem. Özvar highlighted the center's interdisciplinary research approach, underscoring its potential to drive progress in artificial intelligence.

Collaborative Efforts to Shape the Future of AI

TÜBİTAK President Hasan Mandal, who was also present at the ceremony, praised NÖROM's innovative spirit and its capacity to tackle future challenges through creative methodologies. Mandal expressed his confidence in the collaborative efforts between YÖK, the Ministry of Education, and TÜBİTAK to transform NÖROM into a pioneering research infrastructure.

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