Student ID cards, transcripts, and graduation certificates can be obtained through e-government. Additionally, diplomas are issued by the Student Affairs Office after graduation at a single location.
Application dates, application procedures, required documents, and quotas are announced on our Institute's website before the beginning of the fall and spring semesters.
The necessary information is provided in the announcement for student admissions.
Applicants for graduate programs must have a bachelor's degree.
Candidates who do not complete their registration within the specified time will be replaced by alternate candidates in order of their ranking. Candidates are responsible for following the announcements.
Students must renew their registration at the beginning of each semester. Semesters for which registration is not renewed will be counted toward the maximum period of study. Students who do not renew their registration cannot benefit from student rights during that semester. Students who have progressed to the thesis stage must register for the “Thesis” course.
Students who fail to register for courses or renew their registration within the time specified in the academic calendar cannot attend courses or take exams for that semester and cannot benefit from student rights. The lost semester counts toward the total duration of study. Students in this situation must submit a written request stating their reasons to the Institute by the deadline for late course registration specified in the academic calendar. Students whose excuses are accepted by the Management Board may renew their registration.
Excluding the period spent on scientific preparation, the duration for completing the program, regardless of whether registration is made for each semester, starting from the semester in which the courses related to the registered program are offered; For a non-thesis master's program, it is a minimum of two semesters and a maximum of three semesters. For thesis-based master's programs, the normal duration is four semesters, and the maximum duration is six semesters. For doctoral programs, the normal duration is eight semesters, and the maximum duration is twelve semesters for those admitted with a master's degree.
