Kimya Lisans Diploması

ISCO:08

ISCO:08

• Each graduate form this department: Acquires fundamental knowledge about the principal fields of chemistry including Inorganic Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Physical- and Biochemistry
• Has background knowledge in mathematics and physics and can apply those skills in chemistry
• Has skills to work in chemical industry laboratories and management and is able to make innovations, do research and develop new ideas Is skilful in experimenting, data collecting, analysing the results, and finding solutions that arise during any of those stages Is ripe enough to know modern techniques, to choose and use suitable instruments
• Has enough knowledge of the laboratory equipment and other supplies; is also aware of the necessity of laboratory safety
• Has enough knowledge to research literature, databases, and other information sources Is skilled in using Turkish for verbal and written communication and is able to use technology for scientific and presentation purposes
• Obeys proffessionals and ethical responsibility and can apply the field findings for appropriate scientific purposes
• Has skills to benefit from the potential of technology in installing and interpreting the issues of chemistry
• Has ability to work in individual and group settings in an efficient way and is conscious of taking responsiblity Is well aware of becoming sensitive about enviromental improvement and protection

The Department of Chemistry was established in 1993. in 1993-1994 academic year the education started. The department of chemistry carries out researches in many areas of Organic, Physical, Inorganic, Analytical and Biochemistry. In each academic year, there are two semesters. In each semester, students must have the core courses and elective courses which are chosen by students. Students might have a practical training in Industry. In the final year, students must have the project which is supervised by faculty. In this work, it is expected that students must conduct independent survey or research or library search.

Students, willing to enroll in this undergraduate program, must be succesful in the exam established by the YÖK (Higher Education Council). Students who have started studies in an equivalent program in other universities can apply for their recognition within the limit determined by our department. A commission determined by our department will evaluate and decide the acceptance of each student separatly. Under an established Exchange program or one approved by the University, Exchange students from abroad may be accepted for studies on the courses taught in English. Or, if they are confident in Turkish, they may then enrol in any course, running in Turkish shown on the “Course Structure” diagram. Students willing to come to University within this regulations should apply to International Relation Office, Erasmus Department.

The graduates of the department may pursue an academic career, as well as applying for alternative occupations which require analytical thinking and creativity.

Qualification is valid indefinetely