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The Number of Programs at BARÜ with 'European Visa' Rises to 19

Yayın Tarihi : 10/01/2025

The number of programs at Bartın University (BARÜ) that have received quality assurance approval and earned the right to use the Turkey Qualifications Framework (TYÇ) logo has increased to 19.

The number of programs at Bartın University (BARÜ) that have received the European Visa, as registered in the Turkey Qualifications Framework (TYÇ) database by the Turkey Qualifications Framework Board, has risen to 19. Thus, the quality assurance of the learning outcomes for programs included in the TYÇ framework has been approved.

The newly published list includes the following programs: "Computer Engineering," "Electrical and Electronics Engineering," "Mechanical Engineering," and "Landscape Architecture" from the Faculty of Engineering, Architecture, and Design, as well as "Forest Industrial Engineering" and "Forest Engineering" from the Faculty of Forestry. In addition, "Guidance and Psychological Counseling" from the Faculty of Education, "Business Administration" from the Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, and "Islamic Sciences" from the Faculty of Islamic Sciences have also been included in the list, earning the right to use the TYÇ logo.

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