DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES
NON-THESIS MASTER'S GRADUATE
Objectives of the Program and the main courses taught in the Program:
The "Information Technologies" Master's Program, opened within the body of Toros University Institute of Science and Technology, aims to specialize its students in information technologies and information systems management. This program is open to anyone who is willing to specialize in a rapidly developing field such as information technologies and systems with the help of experienced faculty members.
In the "Information Technologies" Master's Program, courses such as computer organization, database systems, web applications, computer networks and applied graphics and presentation techniques are taught.
Program Requirements: The non-thesis master's program consists of a total of thirty credits and at least ten courses, not less than 90 ECTS, and a term project course. The student has to register for the term project course in the semester in which the term project course is taken and submit a written project and/or report at the end of the semester. The term project course is non-credit and is evaluated as successful or unsuccessful. At most three of the courses to be taken by the student can be selected from the undergraduate courses, provided that they were not taken during the undergraduate education.
The duration of completing the non-thesis master's program is three semesters in total. It is obligatory to complete 10 courses of 30 credits + term project course in three semesters. If it is not completed, the program is terminated.
Required Qualifications.
Students who want to study in the "Information Technologies" Master's Program should have the ability to reason and design, high imagination, open to development and learning, and curious research-loving people.
Titles earned by graduates and their jobs
Students who are successful in a total of 10 courses and term project courses will have met the necessary criteria if they are successful in their master's projects and are entitled to receive a non-thesis master's degree in Information Technologies.
The purpose of the program
This program; Apart from the discipline they are trained in, it targets individuals who want to have a career in the field of informatics and professionals who want to specialize in certain areas of Information Technologies. The main purpose of the program is to provide these people who have grown up in other fields with the information infrastructure they will need in their studies. For this purpose, the program has been designed to provide the necessary theoretical infrastructure and to gain the ability to solve problems at a level that will meet the expectations of the industry.
Program Benefits:
- Gain in-depth knowledge in information technologies
- To be able to bring together and analyze methods and approaches in different disciplines
- To have comprehensive knowledge about the analysis and modeling methods used in the solution of informatics problems and their constraints.
- To be able to collect, evaluate and interpret data using scientific methods
- To be able to determine solution methods by integrating information from different fields with their own field by taking part in multi-disciplinary teams
- To be able to express scientific knowledge effectively in written and orally, to communicate in at least one foreign language
- To be able to constantly renew oneself by following scientific developments
- Defining and developing projects focused on Information Technologies
- To be able to make project planning and time management, to determine alternative solutions
- To be able to determine the appropriate tools and technologies in the project process and to use information technologies
Last updated: 26 October 2026