Özyeğin University hosts this six-week, on-campus research internship in Istanbul under Assoc. Prof. Zeynep Başaran Bundur. It focuses on adapting waste-derived geopolymer mortar with carbon-sequestering potential for 3D printing.
One intern surveys literature, runs forced-carbonation experiments on construction debris, analyzes data, and writes a technical report. The 2026 cycle ran from July 6 to August 14 and is closed; the broader undergraduate program also ran in 2025, so this opportunity family is treated as annual.
Benefits & funding
- The university provides laboratory access, technical training, and faculty guidance.
- Accommodation and lunch are provided during the summer term.
- This is a voluntary internship; the official materials do not state a salary, cash stipend, or travel funding.
Eligibility
- Applicants must be enrolled in an undergraduate Civil Engineering program.
- Applicants must have completed at least 180 ECTS and be senior students.
- A GPA above 2.75 is required.
- International undergraduates, including students enrolled outside Turkey, may apply; no nationality or residency restriction is stated.
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Application process
- 1Review the project description, duties, dates, and eligibility criteria on the official project page.
- 2Apply through the Google Form linked from that page when the next cycle opens.
- 3Submit before the cycle deadline; the 2026 deadline was May 15.
Program timeline
Application deadline
May 15, 2026
Accepted students announced
May 20, 2026
Program starts
Jul 6, 2026
Program ends
Aug 14, 2026