Department of Property Protection and Security
Associate degree programme training technicians in property protection and security.
Who Is It For?
The Department of Property Protection and Security is suitable for students who are interested in security and law, have a strong sense of responsibility, are disciplined, possess physical and mental resilience, can remain calm under stress, and are inclined toward teamwork. It appeals to individuals with strong communication skills, developed observation abilities, commitment to ethical values, and a desire to contribute to public safety.
Quick Summary
- 2-year associate degree program
- Full-time education in Turkish
- Mandatory internship requirement
- Erasmus exchange program opportunity
- Opportunity to complete a bachelor's degree via DGS
- Curriculum focused on private security, law, and security technologies
About the Department
The Department of Property Protection and Security at Anamur Vocational School trains qualified security personnel in parallel with the growth of the security sector. The program offers comprehensive education in areas including private security law, criminal law, criminology, security technologies, personal and facility protection, risk analysis, emergency management, and fire safety. Students acquire practical skills in security planning, incident response, electronic security systems, and security management. The program curriculum is updated in line with current legislative changes and sectoral developments; mandatory internship practice supports students in gaining professional experience. International education opportunities are also offered through the Erasmus exchange program.
Career Opportunities
Department of Property Protection and Security graduates find employment opportunities in private security companies, security departments of public institutions, shopping mall and hotel security, airport and port security, industrial facility security, and event management firms. Additionally, there is the opportunity to continue with bachelor's degree programs through the Vertical Transfer Exam (DGS).