Radyo, Televizyon ve Sinema Lisans Diploması

• Explains theories, methods, concepts and relationships between concepts about radio television and cinema field.
• Diagnoses the processes, methods and techniques about the production of scientific knowledge in radio television and cinema field.
• Express the theoretical and practice-based knowledge about radio television and cinema field.
• Associates the social, historical, cultural, political and economic dimensions of comunication.
• Uses shot, production and post production in an effective way in the field of radio television and cinema.
• Commentates media texts with a with a critical perspective.
• Uses effectively information and communication technologies.
• Rearranges the knowledge in other disciplines of the social sciences for using it in the area of expertise.
• Makes works in the field of radio television and cinema with taking responsibility individually and in groups.
• Find ways to access the knowledge in the field of radio television and cinema.
• Follows theories, methods and technologies in the field of radio television and cinema.
• Transfers his/her ideas and suggestions regarding the problems to the relevant persons and institutions by supporting quantitative and qualitative data.
• Acts with social responsibility and carry outs works which are appropriate with ethical rules, laws, regulations and legislation in the field of radio television and cinema.
• Uses competently the theories, methods, tools and technologies in the field of radio television and cinema.

Quantification and Evaluation

(1) Exams are evaluated over 100 full points. The weight of midterm and final exam grades to be used in the calculation of the success grade is recommended to the Rectorate by the related boards considering the characteristics of the courses. In addition, the instructor of the course, at the beginning of the semester, the content of the course, any issues that will be the basis of the calculation of the success grade, the relevant resources and announcements to students outside the hours of the course will announce.

(2) For students who fulfill the requirements of Article 21 and take the final exam, the score calculated as above is called the raw achievement score.

(3) A student whose raw achievement score is below 25.00 fails the course by taking a direct (FF) grade. The achievement score of the student whose raw achievement score is 25.00 and above; The general situation of the class, arithmetic averages and statistical distribution are also taken into consideration and one of the methods prepared by the Rectorate is determined as one of the letter grades whose expansion and coefficients are given below. After this evaluation, it is possible that raw achievement scores of 25.00 and above have letter grade equivalents (FF).

(4) Grades and coefficients are evaluated as follows: Notes Coefficients A 4.00 B 3.50 BB 3:00 CBI 2:50 2:00 CC DC 1:50 DD 1:00 0:50 FDA FF 0:00 B: Successful for non-credit courses, K: For non-credit courses, D: Absent, G: Not entered, M: Exempt, Q: Work in progress, E: Missing (grade (E) not converted until the registration date of the following semester is converted to FF)

(5) A student who takes one of the grades (AA), (BA), (BB), (CB), (CC) is considered successful. In addition, students with a grade point average of at least 2.00 for a semester / year are considered successful in the courses in which they received a semester / year (DC) grade. This result is expressed as (DC +).

(6) Grade (B) and (K) are not included in the average calculations.

(7) Grade (M) is given to the students who have taken the transfer from outside the university or who have enrolled in the University through the ÖSYM exam, horizontal and vertical transfer, and the equivalence is given for the courses recognized by the related board upon the recommendation of the department chair. Grade (M) is not included in the average calculations.

The previous (formal) education recognition, vertical /horizontal transfers and transfers within the university is carried out in guidance of the Code of rules regarding transfers between associate & graduate degree programs, double major, sub-branchand credit transfer between institutions in higher education . The demands related with the credit transfer issues of students that have a previous study background in national or international education institutions are allowed to apply for the credit transfer process in the first week of their final registration to the program. Upon the application of a student, these demands are considered by the related educational administration and a decision covering the whole educational schedule of the student is made.

General admission requirements for Turkish and foreign students is required to begin the program.

Students who have graduated from Radio-Television and Cinema program have the opportunity to work in public institutions and organizations, private sector and non-governmental organizations. Film directing, radio and television programming, journalism as well as in different branches of the radio-television and film industry; in the press, public relations and communication departments in the private sector; social and digital media. In addition, they can find a place in many sectors with the advantage of their expertise in communication skills.

Qualification is continuous