Tıp Lisans Diploması

Has the necessary medical knowledge about the basic structure, development, functioning and structuring of the human body Has knowledge, skills and behaviors in accordance with contemporary medical criteriaPerforms physical examination of individuals, evaluates diagnostic tests, diagnoses and manages treatment processes Performs emergency medical care and interventionsEvaluates patients and diseases as a whole with their biological, mental and social dimensions Considers the effects of environmental factors on human health Evaluates the effects of health system and health policies on individual and public health Makes plans for the protection and improvement of health in individual and social dimensions and realizes them Fulfills his/her responsibilities as a physician within the framework of professional values, ethical principles and legal regulations, regardless of language, religion, race, gender, social and cultural discrimination in the individual and society Considers professional and social changes by taking advantage of scientific and technological developments Uses appropriate information resources and information technologies effectively Critically approaches basic medical knowledge and adopts the principles of evidence-based medicine Makes teamwork by communicating effectively with colleagues and other healthcare professionals in the processes of protecting and improving health at individual and social levels, and managing diseases.

Exams, measurement and evaluation are carried out according to the regulations issued by the Faculty of Medicine and the University Senate. In the first three years, practical and multiple-choice exams are held at the end of each board as required by the integrated education system, and final exams are held at the end of each semester (year). In the 4th and 5th years, students are evaluated with oral, written and/or practical exams at the end of the internship. At the end of the internship in the 6th year, students are evaluated in terms of attendance and practical competence. Grades are evaluated out of 100. It is applied as follows: 86-100 AA, 81-85 BA, 76-80 BB, 66-75 CB, 60-65 CC and 0-59 FF. The credit equivalent of AA, which is the highest grade, is accepted as 4.00, BA as 3.5, BB as 3.0, CB as 2.5, CC as 2.0 and FF as 0.0. Grades between AA and CC are passing grades. In the 1st, 2nd and 3rd semester, each term score is calculated by adding 60% of the board exam and 40% of the final exam. In order for the student to pass the relevant term, the semester average score must be 60 out of 100. In order to obtain a bachelor's degree in medicine, students must successfully complete all of the compulsory and optional courses/internships required in the program and activities such as observation in family medicine polyclinics, emergency shifts, chronic patient home visits, pre-clinical research and presentation/seminar (360 ECTS) and their cumulative grade point average must be at least 2.00 out of 4.00.

It is required to have high school diploma and to get the required score in Undergraduate Placement Exam (LYS).

Faculty of Medicine graduates are assigned to various health units such as community health units, emergency services of public hospitals in primary health care with a lottery system organized by the R.T. Ministry of Health. Doctors of medicine who pass the Turkish Medical Specialty Exam start to work as a physician in hospitals of various universities or in training and research hospitals belonging to the R.T. Ministry of Health.

Qualification is continuous