Medipol University

The aim of this program is to educate healthcare professionals that will assist specialist pharmacists.

These professionals are active team members in the preparation of medicaments as well as in the presentation, promotion, and selling of medicines under the supervision of specialist pharmacists. This is a profession with a considerably high employment rate in both state and private corporations. The graduates of this program could be employed as trained assistance staff in various sectors of the field, such as in one of 24000 pharmacies in the country, in hospitals, pharmaceutical corporations, and medicament distribution businesses.

To train health technicians to work in dialysis units; taking the patient's dialysis machine in patients requiring dialysis treatment; to follow-up and continuation of treatment; to termination of dialysis procedures; besides the dialysis machine are maintained, to inform stages about treatment of dialysis patients and their families.

Dental Prosthetics Technology Scool aims to train “dental technicians” who can work in a harmony with the dentist, equipped with sufficient knowledge, experience, professional and ethical values.

We have 14 students for the first year. In the first year by vocational courses our aim is to evaluate the basic anatomical and morphological characteristics of permanent teeth, to apply basic manipulative skills and to evaluate the relation between the clinical and laboratory aspect of removable dentures. Our students can use 3 laboratories for these procedures.

A Child Development Technician is a healthcare professional who facilitates the acquisition of knowledge, skills, and positive behavioral attitudes in children across various developmental stages. Their primary role is to support physical, psychomotor, cognitive, linguistic, social, and emotional development, while assisting in the integration and progress of children with special educational needs. They are qualified to provide specialized training in areas such as computer literacy, drama, and music.

Child Development Technicians support the growth of children aged 0–18, including those with typical development, special needs, illnesses, or those requiring protection and at-risk groups. They develop tools to evaluate developmental progress, provide consultancy to relevant individuals and institutions, and contribute to academic publications and research. Utilizing contemporary pedagogical approaches, they design and implement projects benefiting children, families, and educators across all societal segments. Upon completion of the program, students are awarded an Associate Degree and the professional title of 'Child Development Technician.' Graduates are eligible to serve as assistant educators in preschools, daycares, and playrooms within hospital pediatric wards.

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Academic Units

Programs

Students

*Refers to students whose status was active in the relevant year. 
**Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) is calculated as the ratio of credit hours taken in a year to the credit hours a full-time student is required to take. 

International Students

*Refers to students whose status was active in the relevant year. 
**Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) is calculated as the ratio of credit hours taken in a year to the credit hours a full-time student is required to take. 

Faculty Members

*Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) is calculated as the ratio of hours dedicated to academic (research/education) activities to the working hours of full-time academic staff. 

Research/Teaching Staff

Research Revenues

*Excluding SUAM (Health Practice and Research Center) revenues.
Data update: 31.12.2024