List of technopolis in Turkey

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This is a list of technopolis in Turkey. As of 2014 there were 45 technopolis in Turkey. [1] 32 of them, shown as green in list, are currently in service. 13 of them, shown as red in list, are currently under construction.

History

Technology parks was revived by State Planning Organization in 1989.

NameUniversityCityFoundedWebsiteNotes
Ankara University Technopolis Ankara University Ankara 2006 Official website Official name: Ankara University Technology Development Zone
Antalya Teknopolis Akdeniz University Antalya 2004 Official website Official name: West Mediterranean Technology Development Zone
ASO Technopolis TOBB Economy and Technology University Ankara 2008 Official website Official name: ASO Technopolis Technology Development Zone
Bilkent Cyberpark Bilkent University Ankara November 12, 2002 Official website First technopolis among private universities in Turkey. Official name: Ankara Technology Development Zone
Boğaziçi University Technopolis Boğaziçi University Istanbul 2009 Official website Official name: Boğaziçi University Technology Development Zone
Bolu Technopolis Abant Izzet Baysal University Bolu 2009 Official website Official name: Bolu Technology Development Zone
Cumhuriyet Technopolis Cumhuriyet University Sivas [2] September 7, 2007 Official website Official name: Cumhuriyet Technology Development Zone
Çanakkale Technopolis Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart University Çanakkale 2011Official name: Çanakkale Technology Development Zone
Çukurova Technopolis Çukurova University Adana [3] July 17, 2004 Official website Official name: Çukurova Technology Development Zone
Çorum Technopolis Hitit University Çorum 2012Official name: Çorum Technology Development Zone
Dicle University Technopolis Dicle University Diyarbakır [4] October 10, 2007 Official website Official name: Dicle University Technology Development Zone
Düzce Technopolis Düzce University Düzce 2010 Official website Official name: Düzce Technopolis Technology Development Zone
Ege University Technopolis Ege University İzmir 2014 Official website Official name: Ege University Technology Development Zone (ideEGE-TGB)
Erciyes University Technopolis Erciyes University Kayseri 2004 Official website Official name: Erciyes University Technology Development Zone
Erzurum Ata Technopolis Atatürk University Erzurum March 5, 2005 Official website Official name: Erzurum Ata Technopolis Technology Development Zone
ATAP Technopolis (Anadolu Technology Research Park) Anadolu University, Eskişehir Osmangazi University, Eskisehir Eskisehir Technical University, Bilecik Bilecik Seyh Edebali University Eskişehir 2003 Official website Official name: Eskişehir Technology Development Zone
Fırat Technopolis Fırat University Elazığ [5] 2007 Official website Official name: Fırat Technology Development Zone
Gazi Technopolis Gazi University Ankara 2007 Official website Official name: Gazi Technopolis Technology Development Zone
Gaziantep University Technopolis Gaziantep University Gaziantep 2006 Official website Official name: Gaziantep University Technology Development Zone
GOSB Technopolis Sabancı University Kocaeli 2002 Official website Official name: GOSB Technopark Technology Development Zone
Hacettepe University Technopolis Hacettepe University Ankara March 20, 2003 Official website Official name: Hacettepe University Technology Development Zone
Harran University Technopolis Harran University Şanlıurfa 2010 Official website Official name: Harran University Technology Development Zone
Teknopark İstanbul Neutral to all universities in Turkey with having İTİCÜ as the founding partner Istanbul 2010 Official website Official name: Teknopark Istanbul
Istanbul University Tecnopolis Istanbul University Istanbul 2003 Official website Official name: Istanbul University Technology Development Zone
İTÜ Arı Technopolis Istanbul Technical University [6] Istanbul [7] 2003 Official website It has 47 percent of patents, 57 percent of export and 45 percent of budget of R&D among the Turkish technopolis. [8] Official name: İTÜ Arı Technopolis Technology Development Zone
İzmir Technopolis İzmir Institute of Technology İzmir November 12, 2002 Official website Official name: İzmir Technology Development Zone
Kahramanmaraş Technopolis Sütçü İmam University Kahramanmaraş 2011Official name: Kahramanmaraş Technology Development Zone
Kocaeli University Technopolis Kocaeli University Kocaeli 2003 Official website Official name: Kocaeli University Technology Development Zone
Kütahya Dumlupınar Design Technopolis Dumlupınar University Kütahya 2009Official name: Kütahya Dumlupınar Design Technology Development Zone
Lakes Region Technopolis Süleyman Demirel University and others [9] Isparta 2005 Official website Official name: Lakes Region Technology Development Zone
Malatya Technopolis İnönü University Malatya 2009 Official website Official name: Malatya Technology Development Zone
Mersin University Technopolis Mersin University Mersin June 2005 Official website Official name: Mersin Technology Development Zone
Middle East Technical University Technopolis Middle East Technical University Ankara 2001 Official website First technopolis among the universities in Turkey. Official name: METU Technopolis Technology Development Zone
Muallimköy Technopolis Gebze Institute of Technology Kocaeli 2011Official name: Muallimköy Technology Development Zone
Namık Kemal University Technopolis Namık Kemal University Tekirdağ 2011Official name: Namık Kemal University Technology Development Zone
Pamukkale University Technopolis [10] Pamukkale University Denizli 2007 Official website Official name: Pamukkale University Technology Development Zone
Sakarya University Technopolis Sakarya University Adapazarı 2008 Official website Official name: Sakarya University Technology Development Zone
Samsun Technopolis Ondokuz Mayıs University Samsun 2009 Official website Official name: Samsun Technology Development Zone
Selçuk University Technopolis [10] Selçuk University Konya 2003 Official website Official name: Selçuk University Technology Development Zone
Tokat Technopolis Gaziosmanpaşa University Tokat 2008Official name: Tokat Technology Development Zone
Trabzon Technopolis Karadeniz Technical University Trabzon 2004 Official website Official name: Trabzon Technology Development Zone
Trakya University Edirne Technopolis Trakya University Edirne [11] 2008 Official website Official name: Trakya University Edirne Technology Development Zone
TÜBİTAK Marmara Research Center Technopolis TÜBİTAK-TTGV Kocaeli January 27, 2000 Official website First technopolis in Turkey. Official name: TÜBİTAK Marmara Research Center Technopolis
Ulutek Technopolis Uludağ University Bursa [12] 2005 Official website Official name: Ulutek Technology Development Zone
Bursateknopark Technopolis Bursa Technical University Bursa [13] 2020 Official website Official name: Bursa Technical University Technology Development Zone
Yıldız Technical University Technopolis Yıldız Technical University Istanbul March 22, 2003 Official website Official name: Yıldız Technical University Technology Development Zone
Yüzüncü Yıl University Technopolis Yüzüncü Yıl University Van 2012Official name: Yüzüncü Yıl University Technology Development Zone
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