Radio, Television and Cinema (Thesis)

One of the program’s strongest assets is its qualified and experienced academic staff. The Department of Radio, Television and Cinema faculty members not only strengthen students’ theoretical frameworks but also guide them through creative production processes. The academic staff consists of instructors with national and international experience in media production and broadcasting. Additionally, the program is a member of CILECT (Centre International de Liaison des Écoles de Cinéma et de Télévision – The International Association of Film and Television Schools), which places it within a globally recognized educational network. This membership supports the program’s quality standards and international collaborations, underlining its commitment to excellence in graduate education. The Master’s Program in Radio, Television and Cinema aims to train both creative and well-equipped professionals for the industry and future academics specializing in communication and media studies. The purpose of the Radio, Television and Cinema Master's (Thesis) Program is to strengthen academic and practical studies in the field of cinema and to train cinema and television researchers and practitioners who will produce these studies. The Radio, Television and Cinema Master's Program is a program that integrates cinema and television research and production. The program's international collaborations, academic and industrial integration, and research-production unity will bring our country to the forefront in the international art and academic field.