Hopes of employment, internships, study in Asian country lure future engineers
The new Turkish-Japanese Science and Technology University in Turkey’s capital Ankara has admitted students who came in the top 4% of their cohort in state exams. Ahmet Burak Kilic, left, is TJU’s top entrant to its computer engineering department.(Photo by Sinan Tavsan)
ANKARA — A new Japan-linked science and engineering university will open its doors to some of Turkey's best students on Oct. 5 after years of legal wrangling over its site.