Definitions:
Credit: One credit is equivalent to the workload of a one-hour (45–50 minutes) theoretical course held regularly each week throughout a semester, or two to three hours of laboratory/practical work.
ECTS Credit: A credit system based on student workload, defined as the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS).
The curriculum of the academic program is reviewed each year in academic board meetings held with the participation of internal and external stakeholders, and is updated in accordance with the program educational objectives and in a way that supports the program outcomes. To access the most up-to-date curriculum of the program, please click the link below.
The educational plan of the Construction Technology Program consists of basic science courses, vocational courses, applied laboratory studies, and general education courses.
The education process is structured to integrate theoretical knowledge with practical skills, aiming to equip students with competencies in areas such as construction technologies, building materials, reinforced concrete, statics, construction site practices, and construction production processes.
Last updated: 26 October 2026