Architectural Restoration Program

Architectural Restoration Program-Program Information

Language:  Turkish

Duration(Years): 2

Maximum Duration (Years): 4

Internship Status: Yes (30 working days)

Graduation Title: Architectural Restoration Technician

Head of Department: Lect. Fatih OCAK

Head of Program: Lect. Erdem GÜLAÇMAZ

The Architectural Restoration Program is subject to a 120 ECTS credit first stage degree system in the field of Architecture and Urban Planning in higher education. When the program is successfully completed and the program qualifications are provided, an associate degree is obtained in the field of Architectural Restoration Program. Candidates to be placed in the program must have a high school or equivalent school diploma and have received sufficient points from the YKS-Higher Education Institutions Exam. High school graduates are placed in the Architectural Restoration Program with a TYT score.

Goals and Purposes

The educational purpose of the Architectural Restoration Program is to train technical personnel with the knowledge and skills who can produce and implement projects in construction companies, architectural offices, companies that make applications on the construction site, and perform all kinds of restoration-related operations in the architecture and construction sector.

Employment Opportunities

Students graduating from the Architectural Restoration Program are employed in construction companies that produce services in the architecture and construction sector, architectural offices, companies that practice on the construction site, and relevant public institutions and organizations, in line with their qualifications.

Transition Status to Undergraduate Programs

Graduates who complete this program can transfer to the following undergraduate programs with the Vertical Transfer Exam (DGS):

• Tile Design and Repair,
• Handicrafts,
• Traditional Turkish Arts,
• Interior Architecture,
• Interior Architecture and Environmental Design,
• Protection and Restoration of Cultural Heritage,
• Architecture,
• City and Region Planning,
• Illumination Art.