1247 ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES

Interdisciplinary education builds a bridge between the university and society by educating students who can produce new understandings, learn collaboratively and think in an integrated way to meet the needs of the age. Advanced Technologies Master's Program is very important in terms of bringing together different disciplines, revealing new research topics and providing the opportunity to focus on problems that cannot be solved within a specific discipline. In this context, Advanced Technologies Master's Program; It is a program that covers branches of science such as health, science and engineering and aims at technological development. In addition, by prioritizing university-industry cooperation, priority will be given to the collaboration of different disciplines, aiming to reveal products that are not yet widely used in the industry and to integrate them into existing technologies, in order to achieve commercial results with economic value as a result of applied studies through coordination.

Objective
With the Advanced Technologies Master's Program, students have received multidisciplinary education in the fields of science, health, science, engineering and technology in order to meet the needs and expectations of R&D and design centers, industrial organizations, scientific and industrial communities in developing Turkey, and have career development in education and industry. It is aimed to train graduate students with a strong scientific background who will contribute to the program. It is aimed to educate graduate students who have gained multi-disciplinary knowledge in line with the YÖK 100/2000 doctoral program and EU Horizon 2020 program targets, and to introduce processes, devices, designs, products and services to technology.


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