The Construction Technology Program is an associate degree program with an interdisciplinary structure that trains qualified technical personnel needed in the construction sector and infrastructure projects. The program offers students comprehensive vocational education by integrating areas such as construction materials, statics, reinforced concrete, construction techniques, and surveying.
Within the program, students develop their professional knowledge and skills through theoretical courses, practical training, laboratory studies, and project-based learning activities. A comprehensive curriculum is provided, covering construction materials, technical drawing, reinforced concrete applications, building inspection, site management, and infrastructure systems.
Throughout the education process, students gain both technical knowledge and practical skills under the guidance of expert academic staff, preparing them for professional life.
Graduates who successfully complete the program are awarded the title of “Construction Technician.”
Graduates have a wide range of employment opportunities, particularly in the construction and building sector. Career fields include construction sites, building inspection companies, contracting and project firms, infrastructure and superstructure projects, municipalities, public institutions, engineering offices, and construction material production facilities. They can also take roles in technical offices, field applications, and project control processes.
Additionally, graduates can continue their academic and professional development by transferring to the following bachelor’s degree programs through the Vertical Transfer Exam :
- Civil Engineering
- Architecture
- Geomatics Engineering
- Urban and Regional Planning
Last updated: 26 October 2026