​The Machinery Program carries out its activities in cooperation with industrial organizations, production and manufacturing enterprises, representatives of the machinery sector, maintenance and repair companies, automotive and sub-industry organizations, engineering firms, professional chambers and relevant public/private sector stakeholders. In line with the feedback received from employers and sectoral stakeholders, the program's educational objectives, course contents, practical activities and learning outcomes are regularly reviewed and updated.

Through these collaborations, it is aimed to equip students with knowledge and skills in line with sector expectations in areas such as production technologies, machining, computer-aided design and manufacturing, technical drawing, measurement-control, maintenance-repair and quality processes. In addition, it is aimed to increase students' professional competencies and employability by improving opportunities for internships, technical visits, workplace practices and graduate employment.