Amendment to Doğuş University Graduate Education and Examination Regulation
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This regulation changes parts of Doğuş University’s graduate education rules, mainly for non-thesis master’s programs. It updates the term project process, clarifies that students must submit a written project and/or report at the end of the semester, and allows the university senate to require a qualifying exam at the end of a non-thesis master’s program. It affects graduate students, academic units, and administrators at Doğuş University. Students in non-thesis master’s programs should pay attention to the revised project requirements, possible qualifying exam rules, and the conditions for moving from a non-thesis to a thesis master’s program.
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Key Changes
- Updates the definition and role of the term project evaluation commission.
- Revises non-thesis master’s program rules, including minimum course and project requirements.
- Allows transfer from a non-thesis to a thesis master’s program if the receiving institution’s minimum requirements are met.
Obligations
What this law requires
Students enrolled in a non-thesis master's program must register for the term project course in the semester in which the term project course is taken.
Students enrolled in a non-thesis master's program must submit a written project and/or report at the end of the semester for the term project course.
Doğuş University must evaluate the non-credit term project course on a pass/fail basis.
A non-thesis master's program must consist of at least ten courses and a term project course, with no less than 30 credits and 60 ECTS in total.
No more than three of the courses taken by a non-thesis master's student may be selected from undergraduate courses, and only if those courses were not taken during the student's undergraduate education.