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History

The Construction Technology Program, operating under the Vocational School of Technical Sciences at Yozgat Bozok University, was originally established within Erciyes University in 2002. Following the establishment of Yozgat Bozok University in 2006, the program continued its academic activities within the university’s institutional structure. The language of instruction is Turkish.

 

Objective of the Program

The program aims to train technicians equipped with the necessary knowledge, skills, and competence to prepare architectural and static projects trained in international quality standards, perform quantity surveying and estimation operations, use field and survey measurement tools, prepare construction site work schedules, and work independently, make decisions, and communicate effectively with accuracy and order by internalizing their existing knowledge. To this end, the core objective of the Construction Technology program is to produce technical personnel qualified to take an active role in the construction of dams, roads, airports, housing, etc., and to serve in firms providing inspection services, natural resources, transportation-highway, and structural departments of public or local administrations, as well as material testing laboratories.

 

Program Educational Objectives and Goals

 

Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)

 

  • PEO 1: Graduates will work as technical personnel in the field of construction technology in public institutions and private sector organizations, using their professional knowledge and skills effectively.

  • PEO 2: Graduates will contribute to the needs of the sector by utilizing current technical methods and technologies in structural production, building materials, soil applications, project implementations, and construction site processes.

  • PEO 3: Graduates will exhibit a responsible and conscious working approach in line with occupational health and safety, quality management, environmental protection, and professional ethical principles.

  • PEO 4: Graduates will undertake successful roles in multidisciplinary working environments by using teamwork, effective communication, problem-solving, and analytical thinking skills.

  • PEO 5: Graduates will continuously improve their knowledge and skills and adapt to changing sector conditions by following professional and technological developments with a sense of lifelong learning.

  • PEO 6: Graduates will contribute to the understanding of sustainable construction by developing innovative and entrepreneurial approaches and acting with social responsibility awareness.

Program Educational Goals (PEGs)

 

  • PEG 1: Work as technical personnel who can take part in structural production processes in the construction sector and effectively execute technical drawing, quantity survey, cost, control, and quality processes. (Related Program Outcomes: PO 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 10, 13)

  • PEG 2: Serve as competent individuals in engineering and architecture offices in project drawing, estimation, progress payment, and computer-aided design (CAD) applications. (Related Program Outcomes: PO 1, 4, 5, 8, 10, 11, 14)

  • PEG 3: Be individuals who can think analytically about technical and managerial problems encountered in their field, adapt to teamwork, have strong communication skills, and possess ethical values and environmental awareness. (Related Program Outcomes: PO 3, 7, 8, 12, 13)

  • PEG 4: Be individuals who are open to professional development, possess a lifelong learning awareness, follow innovations in the sector, and can plan their careers sustainably. (Related Program Outcomes: PO 9, 10, 11, 14)

  • PEG 5: Be technical personnel who possess entrepreneurial skills in the construction sector and have developed professional knowledge, management skills, and a sense of responsibility to establish their own businesses. (Related Program Outcomes: PO 3, 7, 9, 12, 13)

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

 

  • KPI 1: Number of technical personnel working on construction sites (%55)

  • KPI 2: Number of technical personnel working in engineering and architecture offices (%35)

  • KPI 3: Number of technical personnel establishing their own company (%10)

Fields of Employment

Within the scope of the Project for the Development of Human Resources through Vocational Education (İKMEP), it is aimed to develop employment-oriented educational programs based on fifth-level occupational standards between the labor market, vocational schools, and vocational-technical secondary education institutions. The Construction Technology sector is in continuous and dynamic development due to rapidly changing market and competition conditions at the global level. Because of these features, the Construction Technology sector attracts close interest from countries as a strategic industry, and special planning is made by governments for this sector. Especially in the rapidly globalized business world, competition has intensified greatly, and industrialized countries implement special policies to protect this sector and develop its competitive power. Since the Construction Technology sector acts as a locomotive in all economies, it is a sector where important incentives and investments are always inevitable, which will also increase employment. Graduates are employed in construction firms producing goods/services in the construction sector, architectural offices, firms performing applications on-site, concrete batching plants, insulation firms, and relevant public institutions and organizations.

 

Fields Available for Vertical Transfer

As graduates of Construction Technology, candidates have the right to transfer to the following departments via the Vertical Transfer Exam (DGS):

 

  • Civil Engineering

  • Architecture

  • Cultural Heritage Conservation and Restoration

In addition to these, there is the right to transfer to the following undergraduate/associate departments of Open Education Faculties via the DGS exam:

 

  • Public Relations and Publicity

  • Labor Economics and Industrial Relations

  • Business Administration

  • Public Relations and Advertising

  • Public Administration

  • Economics

  • Finance

  • Accommodation Management

  • International Relations

Information About the Program

Construction Technology Program

The Construction Technology Program was opened under Sorgun Vocational School in 2013 and started accepting students in the 2015-2016 academic year. The objective of the Construction Technology program is to train technicians who can interpret and apply architectural projects, perform project design and drawing when necessary, use computers well, design and analyze using packaged programs especially in architectural-reinforced concrete subjects, know building materials and understand their properties well, prepare quantity surveys and progress payments, and perform land surveying.

 

Admission and Registration Conditions

Those who graduate from relevant fields of vocational high schools determined by ÖSYM can apply for transition without an exam. They can be placed within the quota by taking into account their secondary education success scores, school types, vocational and technical education regions, and graduation years. Persons who graduate/will graduate from other fields of vocational high schools or general high schools can be placed with the "YGS-1" score.

 

Duration and Content of Education

The duration of education is 2 years. Students who successfully complete the courses and professional internships graduate from the associate degree program. Construction Technology program graduates can step into business life by receiving the title of "Construction Technician". Those who want to continue their education can transition to the Architecture and Civil Engineering departments by taking the DGS exam.

 

Employment Areas and Job Opportunities

They can work as technical personnel in:

 

  • Official institutions,

  • All institutions or organizations with a Construction Affairs Department,

  • Engineering and Architecture offices,

  • Contracting firms and construction sites,

  • Building Inspection firms and laboratories,

  • Concrete Batching Plants,

  • Firms performing drawing, design, and manufacturing with computers.

Internship Conditions

To graduate from our program, a student must complete a 20-working-day internship period after the first year or after the second year. The work to be studied and the student's preferences will play a role in choosing the internship location. The student will find the internship location themselves. The internships of the students will be monitored by an Internship Commission to be formed.