The Near East Enterprises Museums, visited by hundreds of students from schools in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, continue to host students in the new academic year. This time the high school senior students from Near East Yeniboğaziçi College were the guests of the Cyprus Museum of Modern Arts and the Cyprus Car Museum. The students who visited the museums also toured the Near East University Campus and received information about the faculties.

The first stop of the students on the cultural tour was the Cyprus Museum of Modern Arts. The students, who closely examined a rich collection of paintings and sculptures consisting of works by artists from 14 Turkish communities, also examined many works from ship models to glassware and sword collections. Then, the students visited the Cyprus Car Museum, which is among the most important classic car museums in the world with its rich collection, and examined classic cars with great interest. The students, who examined toys, model cars and pedal vehicles with interest in addition to the rich car collection, also took photos with Batman and Transformers figures.

Students experienced the facilities of Near East University on site

Students who visited the museums on the Near East University campus also visited the faculties during the decision-making process regarding their university life. Students who received information about the facilities of the departments they were interested in also had the opportunity to follow the courses as visiting students. Students who also saw the laboratories and art workshops on the Near East University campus on site, also visited the Grand Library.