SOCIAL SERVICES (Vocation)

Qualification Awarded

The student who successfully completes the program is awarded a bachelor's degree in "Pharmacy Services".

Admission Requirements

In order for candidates to enter the Pharmacy Services Program, they must take the Higher Education Entrance Examination (YGS) conducted by ÖSYM and get a sufficient TYT score. In addition, high school and equivalent courses must be graduated.

Higher Grade Transition

Students who have successfully completed the pharmacy services section if they pass the Vertical Transition Examination (DGS) conducted by the ONS:

-Biochemistry

-Chemistry

-They are able to switch vertically to chemical engineering licensing programs.

Graduation Requirements

ARTICLE 5 – (1) In order for a student to graduate from the program he/she is following, he/she must have successfully completed the courses and other requirements of the relevant program and his/her general grade point average (GPA) must be at least 2.00. In order for the graduation decision to be made, the student;

a) “Has taken all the courses he/she is required to take” must be checked by his/her advisor,

b) “Has passed all the courses he/she has taken” must be checked by the Unit Student Affairs,

c) “Has accumulated sufficient ECTS credits” (at least 120 ECTS in associate degree education, at least 240 ECTS in undergraduate education) must be checked by the Unit Student Affairs.

(2) If all three of these conditions are positive, the relevant Faculty/College/Vocational School Board of Directors will decide on the student’s graduation and commence graduation procedures.

The graduation date is the date of announcement of the letter grades specified for the relevant semester or summer school in the academic calendar. After the letter grades are announced, the graduation date for those who graduate as a result of the correction of material errors, completion of the I grade and the use of the make-up right is the date on which the last letter grade becomes final.

(3) The graduation process is initiated by the Units within one month from the end of the semester final exams. If the student requests to benefit from the summer school in order to increase their general grade point average with a written application, the graduation process is postponed until after the summer school.