Nine faculties and schools — Medicine, Pharmacy, Health Sciences and more — train over 6,000 students across 60+ programs. Their classrooms extend into working Acıbadem hospitals, so the distance between theory and the patient’s bedside is a corridor, not a career.
The campus in Ataşehir houses CASE, one of Europe’s largest clinical simulation centers, and research laboratories whose findings feed straight back into how the group treats its patients. Students rehearse emergencies on high-fidelity manikins long before they meet a patient, and every scenario is recorded, reviewed and repeated until the response becomes instinct.
Graduates do not leave the ecosystem — many join the very hospitals they trained in, carrying the same standards from the lecture hall to the operating room. Education here is not a side project; it is how the group secures its own future quality.
International students and visiting researchers are part of daily campus life, and observership programs open our operating rooms to physicians from around the world. What they take home is not only technique but a way of working — the protocols, the checklists and the habits of a group that treats teaching as part of treatment.