Management and Organization Department

Logistics Program;

Logistics Program is an Associate's Degree program that spans two years. The aim of the Logistics program is to train professionals who are equipped with contemporary knowledge and skills, capable of providing solutions in both national and international business environments. Graduates will contribute to the effective and efficient operations of public and private institutions, ensuring that these organizations can adapt to the rapidly changing demands of today’s world. The program prepares students to meet the qualifications required in professional business settings, training them to be managers and staff who can handle the challenges of modern work environments.

Students who successfully complete the program will gain a solid foundation in the continuously evolving field of logistics, acquiring the necessary knowledge and skills to keep up with industry trends. They will be able to use professional terminology within the logistics sector and will have a comprehensive understanding of logistics at the associate degree level.

Upon graduation, students will have a wide range of employment opportunities in the logistics field, as the program addresses the industry's need for qualified mid-level professionals. The logistics sector has three main components: logistics service providers, logistics service users, and the regulatory bodies that manage logistics operations.

Graduates of the program will be eligible for positions in various organizations involved in logistics services, logistics operations, or logistics regulation. Specifically, graduates will find opportunities in manufacturing companies' supply procurement, purchasing, production, marketing, and distribution departments. They can also work in the procurement, inventory, and distribution departments of retail and service industry businesses.

Moreover, graduates who wish to further their education may take the Vertical Transfer Exam (DGS) organized by ÖSYM to pursue a bachelor's degree. Upon successful completion of the DGS, students may continue their studies in the following programs:
Aviation Management, Business Administration, Logistics Management, Civil Aviation Transportation Management, Technology and Information Management, Transportation and Logistics, International Finance, International Finance and Banking, International Logistics, International Logistics and Transportation, International Logistics Management, International Trade, Logistics and Business Administration, International Trade, International Trade and Logistics, and International Trade and Logistics Management.

 

Management of Healthcare Organizations;

Management of health institutions is a field related to the management and organisation of institutions operating in the health sector. This department aims to provide the necessary knowledge and skills to provide health services effectively. The aim of the programme is to equip students in areas such as business management of health institutions, financial management, human resources management, marketing, quality management and health policies. Students acquire the knowledge and skills to take an active role in the planning, execution and evaluation of health services. This department aims to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary for the effective provision of health services. During the education process, issues such as the functioning of health institutions, patient satisfaction, quality and cost-effectiveness of health services are emphasised. In addition, students are provided with information about current developments and problems in the health sector. Management of health institutions is a very important field considering the ever-changing structure and increasing demand of health services. Graduates of this department can work as managers or manager candidates in hospitals, clinics, rehabilitation centres, pharmacies and other health institutions. There are also career opportunities in areas such as health policy making, health services planning and health economics. They can also contribute to improving the quality of health services with an effective management approach in the health sector. Students learn topics such as financial management of health institutions, human resources management, marketing, strategic planning and health policies. In addition, they can find career opportunities in areas such as health services planning, health policy development and health economics. Health institution management programme is an important field of education considering the rapid change and increasing demand in the health sector. Graduates are equipped to improve the quality of health services and contribute to the effective management of health institutions. Students who successfully complete the Management of Health Institutions programme can transfer to undergraduate programmes by Vertical Transfer Examination (DGS). Some of the departments that can make this transition are: Health Management, Health Information Systems, Nursing, Midwifery, Health Education. In order to transfer, students must take the DGS and get enough points. Since each university and department may have its own admission requirements, it is important to investigate these requirements before making a choice.