Electronic Technology
Electronic Technology is a 2-year associate programme offered within the Vocational School of Technical Sciences.
Who Is It For?
This programme is suitable for students who are interested in technical and applied work, have developed manual skills, are careful and value occupational safety, and enjoy working with production and technology.
Quick Summary
- Associate Degree programme (2 Years)
- Formal Education, instruction in Turkish
- Admission with the TYT (TYT) score type
- Vocational School of Technical Sciences
- Opportunity to transfer to related undergraduate programmes via DGS
About the Department
Electronics Technology
Institutional Information
Our program was established in 1987. In 1992, it was included in the scope of the YÖK-World Bank Second Industrial Education Project. As part of this project, three fully equipped laboratories, each with a capacity of 30 people, were established, and the faculty members in the program received training abroad in their respective fields. Evening education was offered in the program starting in the 1997-1998 academic year and continued for approximately 20 years.
In 2018, following a decision by the Council of Higher Education (YÖK), evening education was closed. Currently, the department continues its education solely as a formal program with three faculty members and our students.
Qualification Awarded
Electronics Technician
Degree Level
Associate Degree
Admission and Registration Requirements
A high school diploma and admission to the program by taking the Higher Education Institutions Exam (YKS) administered by ÖSYM.
Recognition of Prior Learning
An exemption exam is administered at the beginning of the semester for Foreign Language courses included in the department's compulsory curriculum.
Students who pass are exempt from this course.
Career Opportunities
Graduates can work as technicians in public institutions and private sector organizations operating in the relevant field, in production, maintenance and repair, assembly, quality and technical service units, and can also start their own businesses. They can transfer to related undergraduate programmes through the Vertical Transfer Exam (DGS).