Architectural Restoration Program

We define all concrete and abstract values created by man and nature during the history of civilization as cultural and natural heritage. The preservation of these values and the transmission of them to future generations without deterioration is a common concern of existing societies. Considering that all these societies exist with their histories, the importance of preserving cultural heritages and transferring them to future generations comes to the fore even more.

The protection of cultural heritage is as important for establishing the values of the future as the past.

At this point, in order to transfer the tangible cultural and natural heritage found in the lands on which societies live to future generations, restoration, conservation and documentation activities should be carried out in a planned and scientific manner. It is envisaged to train technical personnel who can apply all these activities in a conscious and scientific manner, in international standards, follow modern developments, and are equipped with practical and theoretical skills.

Vertical Transfer Exam

The Vertical Transfer Exam (DGS) is an exam that allows associate degree graduates to transfer to 4-year undergraduate programs. Graduates of the Architectural Restoration Program have the opportunity to transfer to many undergraduate programs under different faculties with DGS. Thus, in addition to the associate degree diploma they have, they can also obtain a bachelor’s degree.

Undergraduate Departments that Can be Transferred with DGS:

Tile Design And Repair

Crafts

Traditional Turkish Arts

Interior Architecture

Interior Architecture And Environmental Design

Protection And Repair Of Cultural Assets

Architecture

City and Regional Planning

The Art of Illumination

Open Education Undergraduate Departments that Can be Transferred with DGS:

Labor Economics and Industrial Relations

Economy

Public Administration

Finance

International Relations

Business

Accommodation Management

Public Relations and Advertising

Public Relations and Promotion

Political Science and Public Administration

Tourism Management

* These are the sections included in the 2024 OSYM manual.