URBAN STUDIES AND MANAGEMENT - THESIS

-It consists of seven courses (3 hours per week), graduate seminar, and thesis study (120 ECTS total). The normal duration of this program is 4 semesters; the maximum duration is 6 semesters.

- Students, who completed course phase, submit a thesis proposal with the thesis form to the Institute, before starting their theses. After their proposals approved by the Institute, they can start their theses.

Expression

Question answer

Discussion

Practice and Practice

Notation

Show and Make

Team work

Brainstorming

Case study

Experiment / Laboratory / Workshop / Field Application

Individual study

Project Based Learning (including fieldwork)

Exam (Written Exam / Test: True-False Test,

Multiple Choice Test,

Short Answer Test,

Matching Test

Homework

Project / Design

Portfolio

Performance Task (Application / Laboratory / Workshop / Fieldwork / Seminar / Presentation / Graduation Study / Thesis)

This program is subject to the first stage degree system of 240 ECTS credits.

When the program is completed successfully and the program qualifications are met, a master's degree in Urban Studies and Management is obtained.

-Mimarlık veya İnşaat Mühendisliği, İç mimarlık, Peyzaj Mimarlığı, Şehir ve Bölge Planlama veya Endüstri Ürünleri Tasarımcılığı lisans mezunu olmak,

-ALES'ten (SAY-puan türünden) en az 55 puan,

-Bu programın dersleri İstanbul Sabahattin Zaim Üniversitesi Halkalı kampüsünde verilmektedir.

On the condition of successfully completing the courses, having a cumulative grade point average of 2.50 and above and being successful in the thesis exam; The student who submits two copies of the bound thesis to the institute within one month at the latest from the date of entry to the thesis exam and whose thesis is found suitable in terms of form, is awarded a master's degree with thesis.

Formal and non-formal learning, including training existing accepted procedures, the development is still at the beginning stages in Turkey and comprehensive at the national level on this issue and there is also an adequate legal framework. However, within the framework of institutional autonomy, there are also a number of institutional level practices for the assignment of loans that allow exemption from certain program requirements based on RPL. In these studies, which are applied especially at a comprehensive level, students who have knowledge and skills in areas such as foreign language and computer use before entering the university are subjected to an exam and students who are successful at a certain level by the program they are accepted are considered exempt from the relevant parts of the curriculum. However, RPL is also applied to students, including abroad, who wish to transfer to another institution that is equal to or above their field of study. In such cases, students may be exempted from courses that are the same or similar to the courses they have taken and passed, based on the approval of the program's orientation board.

Similar admission procedures are used extensively at our university. Regulations regarding the general admission conditions regarding such applications are outlined in the relevant sections of our Education and Exam Regulations, Regulations and Regulations Regarding Graduate Programs and Undergraduate Transfer Students.

It is aimed that the graduates of the program will work in high positions by obtaining a master's degree in their field or continue their academic education in their field or in the Urbanism and Urban Transformation Doctorate Program.

Students who graduate from this program can apply to study in Doctoral programs.