Internship

Professional Practice (On-the-Job Training) is a mandatory component of the program designed to enable students to apply the theoretical and practical knowledge they have acquired during the first three semesters in the industry.

Conducted over 70 workdays during the fourth and final semester of the Graphic Design Program, this process involves students taking on full-time, active roles at relevant industry organizations, providing them with the opportunity to gain direct experience in a real-world work environment. Through this, they acquire important competencies such as adapting to organizational culture, playing an active role in design teams, providing practical solutions to visual communication needs, and internalizing a sense of professional responsibility.

Students carry out their professional practice activities at organizations collaborating with the university. Through this collaboration, the professional practice process is comprehensively monitored and evaluated by responsible academic staff and workplace supervisors.

Orientation training is provided prior to each professional practice period.

To access the Principles of Vocational Training at Toros University Vocational School click here.