The Double Major Program allows students to earn a second bachelor’s degree in a different field in addition to their primary major. As a result, students receive two separate bachelor’s degrees upon graduation.
Application Period
Detailed information regarding the application process is available at https://oidb.gidatarim.edu.tr/ and https://www.gidatarim.edu.tr/yonetmelikler-ve-yonergeler.
Application Requirements
- All required courses must be completed by the application deadline,
- A grade of at least C-, D, or higher must have been earned in these courses,
- An “S” grade must have been earned in courses where letter grades are not awarded,
- The cumulative GPA must be at least 3.00, and the student must be ranked in the top 20% of their class,
- For programs taught in English, applicants must have an English proficiency score of at least 85.
- Students who do not qualify based on the academic ranking may apply if they meet the minimum admission score for the dual major program in the relevant academic year. For programs requiring an academic ranking, the ranking requirement established by the Council of Higher Education (YÖK) must be met.
Departments Eligible for a Double Major:
Molecular Biology and Genetics
Psychology
Graduation and Diploma
Students who successfully complete the Double Major Program are awarded two separate bachelor’s degrees.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
A double major program allows students to earn a second bachelor’s degree.
In a minor program, however, students receive only a certificate in an additional field.
Applications are submitted through the Office of Student Affairs within the published academic calendar.
Students are responsible for taking the required and elective courses listed in the curriculum of the department in which they are pursuing a double major. Course selection is made at the beginning of each semester with the approval of an academic advisor.
The duration may vary depending on the student’s major course load and the course intensity of the double major program. Generally, students’ study periods may be extended by 1–2 semesters.
Students who successfully complete the double major program are awarded two separate bachelor’s degrees. One degree is for the primary major, and the other is for the double major program.
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