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Advisory Board 2025 Meeting

Advisory Board 2025 Meeting
Department of Marine Engineering Advisory Board 2025 Meeting Held

The Advisory Board Meeting of the Department of Marine Engineering, Faculty of Maritime Studies, Bandırma Onyedi Eylül University, was held online on Thursday, August 28, 2025, at 16:00, coordinated by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Samet MEMİŞ, Head of the Department.

Representatives from major institutions and companies operating in the maritime sector, along with the department and faculty academic/administrative staff, attended the meeting.

Participating Institution Representatives
Institution / Company Name Representative Title / Position
TMMOB GEMİMO Ahmet Yaşar CANCA Chairman of the Board of Directors
TMMOB GEMİMO Salih BİLAL Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors
Scorpio Group Özlem Gürel Bakır Chief Engineer
Zenith Maritime Cem Çetinkaya Ocean-Going Master (Unable to attend)
İlkfer Maritime Yunus Emre Aşkın Assistant General Manager (Unable to attend)
DİTAŞ Marine Operations and Tankercat Özgür TORAMAN Technical and Newbuilding Manager
Attending Department Academic Staff
  • Assoc. Prof. Dr. Samet MEMİŞ – Head of Department
  • Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ramazan ŞENER – Vice Dean
  • Assist. Prof. Dr. Bulut Ozan CEYLAN – Vice Head of Department
  • Assist. Prof. Dr. Oğuzhan DER – Vice Head of Department
  • Res. Asst. Dr. Arif SAVAŞ
  • Res. Asst. Tolga Berkay ŞİRİN
Agenda Items

Two main agenda items were discussed during the meeting:

1. Revision of Program Outcomes and Determination of TYYÇ Relations

A consensus was reached on reviewing and updating the department's program outcomes to better meet sector requirements. The advisory board members welcomed the emphasis on practical training, ethical values, and internationalization goals within the program outcomes, highlighting that this approach aligns well with industry realities.

2. Uniformed Education Practice

Board members stated that uniformed education is an integral part of maritime training, emphasizing its necessity for sustaining discipline and hierarchy in shipboard environments. It was noted that this practice is not merely visual, but also a reflection of professional ethics and culture.

Other Discussions

Current issues in the maritime sector were also evaluated during the meeting; recommendations were shared regarding the degree to which education aligns with current industry needs, as well as ways to strengthen university-industry collaboration.

The meeting concluded with good wishes following a mutual exchange of views among participants.