Within the scope of these visits, the Anatomy Laboratory, Clinical Biochemistry Laboratory, and Research Laboratories were toured, enabling students to closely observe working environments related to their respective fields. While students of the Medical Laboratory Techniques Program received information about the studies conducted in the anatomy, clinical biochemistry, and research laboratories, students of the Medical Imaging Techniques Program were provided with hands-on training on fundamental and clinically significant anatomical structures using anatomical models available in the anatomy laboratory.

Throughout the training and observation process, the integration of theoretical knowledge with practical application was emphasized; in particular, it was aimed to improve students’ understanding of anatomical and clinical structures frequently encountered in medical imaging and laboratory practices. Accordingly, it was evaluated that these technical visits contributed to increasing students’ professional awareness and supporting their career planning.

We would like to thank all academic staff who contributed to the successful implementation of these highly productive technical visits for our students.