Double Major (DMP) is a programme that enables undergraduate students to take the courses of a department other than their own department simultaneously with the courses they are taking and to have a double bachelor's degree when they graduate if they successfully complete these courses. The aim of the double major programme is to enable students who have successfully completed their major undergraduate programmes to study for a bachelor's degree in a second discipline at the same time.

If the students fail in the undergraduate programme in which they are studying, their relations with the Double Major programme are terminated. In order for students to successfully graduate from both majors, they must first successfully complete the programme they are studying.

General Conditions for Application to Double Major Programme

1. The student who wants to enroll in the double major programme applies to the dean's office of the faculty or the directorate of the college with a petition.

2. The student must have successfully completed all the courses in the undergraduate programme until the semester of application.

3. Students cannot enroll in more than one double major programme at the same time. 

4. Students can apply to the double major programme at the beginning of the 3rd and 5th semesters of their major undergraduate programme at the earliest.

5. Students who have an overall grade point average of at least 3.00 in their major programme at the time of application and who are in the top 20% of the relevant class of the major diploma programme in terms of success ranking can apply to the double major diploma programme. 

6. Students whose grade point average in the major programme is at least 3.00 out of 4.00, but who are not in the top 20% in terms of success ranking, can also apply to the double major diploma programme, provided that their base score in the same type is not less than the base score of the programme to be double majored in the relevant year.

7. In the admission of students to the double major programme, which takes students with an aptitude exam, it is required to be successful in the aptitude exam.

8. If the number of applications to the double major programme exceeds the quota, a ranking is made according to the grade point average. Applications are finalised upon the recommendation of the relevant department where the programme is carried out and the approval of the faculty/school boards.

9. Students who fail to graduate from the major undergraduate programme are not awarded the diploma of the double major programme in which they are enrolled and meet the graduation requirements. The student who has the right to graduate from the major diploma programme can receive the diploma of the major diploma programme even if he/she cannot complete the double major programme.

10. The student who graduates from the major programme is entitled to receive the diploma of the double major programme and the ‘Double Major Diploma’ is issued if he/she is registered and fulfils all the obligations required for graduation.

11. The education period of the student who has the right to graduate from the major diploma programme but cannot complete the double major diploma programme is the maximum period specified in paragraph (c) of Article 44 of Law No. 2547 starting from the academic year in which he / she enrolled in the second major diploma programme.

12. A student who completes his/her major undergraduate programme can enroll in a master's programme while continuing his/her double major programme. In this case, the student also pays the student contribution fee for the master's programme.

13. A student whose grade point average falls below 2.50 for the second time in the major undergraduate programme is deregistered from the double major second undergraduate programme.  

14. A double major programme student may voluntarily drop out of the programme in any semester of the education process.

15. A student who has been deregistered from a double major programme cannot re-register for the same or another double major programme. 

16. Students who leave the double major programme are not responsible for the courses they failed.

17. Students who do not take courses from the double major programme for two consecutive semesters are dismissed from this programme.

Documents Required for Application

1. Application Petition

2. Student Certificate

3. Transcript

4. A certified document showing the success ranking in the relevant class of the programme in which he/she is enrolled 

5. OSYS result certificate for the year of enrolment in the major programme

A minor is a system that allows students enrolled in an undergraduate programme to take some courses of another department simultaneously and receive a minor certificate after successful completion. The purpose of the minor programme is to enable students who successfully complete their major undergraduate programme to take courses from the second undergraduate programme they are interested in, thus increasing their knowledge and experience and obtaining a certificate. In the event that students fail in the undergraduate programme they are studying, their relations with the minor programme are terminated. Students who fail to obtain the right to graduate from the major programme will not be awarded a minor programme certificate.

General Conditions for Application to Minor Programme

1. The student who wants to enroll in the minor programme applies with a petition to the directorate of the faculty or college to which he / she is affiliated.  

2. The student must have successfully completed all credit courses in the undergraduate programme until the semester of application.

3. The student can apply to the minor undergraduate programme at the beginning of the 3rd and 6th semesters of the major undergraduate programme at the earliest.

4. At the time of application, the student must have a GPA of at least 2.50 in the major programme.

5. Applications are finalised with the approval of the faculty/school executive boards of the relevant department where that programme is carried out.

6. A student cannot register for two minor programmes at the same time.

7. A separate certificate is issued for the student's academic success in the minor programme.

8. The status of the student in the minor programme does not affect his/her graduation in the major programme.  

9. Students whose GPA falls below 2.50 out of 4 for the second time are dismissed from the minor programme.

10. The failure of the student who has obtained the right to graduate from the undergraduate programme in the minor programme does not prevent the student from obtaining the diploma of the major undergraduate programme.

11. A minor student can leave the programme voluntarily in any semester of the education process.

12. Students who deregister from the minor programme cannot enroll in the same or another minor programme.

13. The student who leaves the minor programme is not responsible for the failed courses.

14. Students who do not take courses from the minor programme for two consecutive semesters are deregistered from this programme.

Documents Required for Application

1. Application Petition

2. Transcript

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