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Join the Sustainability Ideathon! Are you ready to make a real impact? Join us in Istanbul on November 15th for the Sustainability Ideathon! This exciting one-day event invites 3rd and 4th-year bachelor and master's students from various disciplines to work together and develop innovative solutions for real sustainability challenges in aviation. You’ll get hands-on experience, design thinking training, and the chance to pitch your ideas to top professionals. Exciting prizes await the top-performing team. Don’t miss this opportunity to drive change—apply now and help shape the future of sustainable aviation! Spaces are limited, and applications will be evaluated on a rolling basis—first come, first served—so we highly recommend applying early to secure your spot! Date: November 15th Location: Istanbul, Venue: TBA FAQ: Who is eligible to apply for the Sustainability Ideathon? The Sustainability Ideathon is open to 3rd and 4th-year bachelor’s students, as well as master’s students, from all engineering, Economics and Management, International Relations, and Environmental Science disciplines. Will I receive a certificate for participating in the event? Yes! All participants will receive a certificate of participation at the end of the event, which will be a great addition to your CV and LinkedIn profile. What language will the program be conducted in? The entire event, including workshops and final presentations, will be conducted in English. So, a good command of English is required to participate effectively. Is the event online or offline? Where will it take place? The event will be held in person in Istanbul. The exact venue is still being finalized, but rest assured it will be easily accessible. Does the event cover accommodation or travel expenses? Participants are responsible for arranging their own accommodation and travel to the venue. However, we’ll make sure the event location is centrally located for easy access. Will I apply with a team, or will groups be formed by the organization? Applications are made individually. The organization team will form the groups, ensuring a diverse mix of students from different disciplines and universities to encourage interdisciplinary collaboration.