List of technopolis in Turkey
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
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Technology parks was revived by State Planning Organization in 1989.
| Name | University | City | Founded | Website | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 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 | 2011 | Official 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 | 2012 | Official 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 | 2011 | Official 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 | 2009 | Official 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 | 2011 | Official name: Muallimköy Technology Development Zone | |
| Namık Kemal University Technopolis | Namık Kemal University | Tekirdağ | 2011 | Official 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 | 2008 | Official 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 | 2012 | Official name: Yüzüncü Yıl University Technology Development Zone |
More than one technopolis
One technopolis
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