This course looks at the link between global climate change and the growing medical tourism sector. It explains how rising temperatures, environmental disasters and regional health crises lead people to seek safer, higher-quality healthcare abroad. It also covers how the sector adapts to these changes, why sustainability policies matter, and the responsibilities of developed and developing countries.

This course is for healthcare professionals and students who want to understand modern technologies used in cardiovascular imaging and analysis. Led by Dr. Hatice Kemal Günsel, it shows how cardiac imaging methods such as MRI, CT, echocardiography and nuclear medicine are used in clinical diagnosis and decision-making.

This course teaches how individuals and brands can become more visible on social media through design. It covers visual aesthetics, brand identity, user experience and algorithm-friendly content. Participants learn to combine design principles with social media strategies to reach their audience more effectively.

This seminar explains the main dynamics of global climate change and how policy choices affect CO₂ emissions, temperature rise and the energy transition. Using the En-ROADS simulator by Climate Interactive and MIT Sloan, participants test scenarios such as carbon pricing, renewable energy growth and reforestation. A systems-thinking approach shows why partial measures are not enough to reach the Paris Agreement's 1.5°C goal.

This seminar discusses the worldwide decline of democratic institutions and practices. It looks at causes such as rising authoritarianism, polarization and state capture across different regions and periods. It also covers the role of external influences and how societies respond to authoritarian threats.

This workshop series focuses on involving young people in the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It covers environmental, economic and social sustainability, and shows how young people can contribute to specific goals through education, innovation and advocacy.