Compulsory/Elective Courses (M.Sc./Ph.D. in Chemistry)

According to Gazi University Graduate Education and Examination Regulations (Official Gazette Date: 11.06.2019 Official Gazette Number: 30798):

*Graduation, diploma and diploma supplement procedures are regulated according to the provisions of the relevant legislation accepted by the Senate.

* Matters related to the preparation and conclusion of master's and doctoral thesis are determined according to the procedures and principles approved by the Senate .

* AGNO for graduation; at least 2.50/4.00 in master's programs with thesis; PhD programs must be at least 3.00/4.00. Students who have not met the graduation requirement despite completing their total credits meet this requirement by taking new  courses /  courses .

*Total credits of graduate programs are at least 120 for the master's program with thesis; minimum 240 ECTS credits for the doctoral program.

*Master's program with thesis; Not less than 60 ECTS credits, one course and a seminar course on scientific research techniques, research and publication ethics (Amended phrase: RG-29/9/2020-31259), at least nine courses including the thesis preparation course and thesis study courses It consists of at least 120 ECTS credits.

*PhD program; Not less than 60 ECTS credits, one course and a seminar course on scientific research techniques, research and publication ethics (Amended expression: RG-29/9/2020-31259), at least nine courses including the thesis preparation course, proficiency exam and It consists of at least 240 ECTS credits together with the thesis study courses.

* At least 120 above-mentioned in order to graduate from the master's program; For the doctoral program, it is necessary to successfully complete the 240 ECTS credit courses and to be successful in the thesis study by successfully defending the research on a subject in the form of a thesis in front of the jury under the supervision of the thesis advisor.

* Compulsory courses are offered every semester. Elective courses may vary.

*Master's/PhD programs' compulsory/elective courses are listed in the table below.

 

Lesson code

ECTS

Course name

Mandatory/Elective

Explanation

KIM5081

8

THEORETICAL BASIS OF ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY I

Z/S

In the category of compulsory courses in the master's program

KIM5181

8

CHEMICAL BONDS

Z/S

In the category of compulsory courses in the master's program
KIM5021 8 ORGANIC REACTION MECHANISMS Z/S In the compulsory course category in the doctoral program
WHO5451 8 CARBOHYDRATE AND LIPITE METABOLISM Z/S In the compulsory course category in the doctoral program
KIM5211 8 ADVANCED PHYSIOCHEMISTRY I Z/S In the compulsory course category in the doctoral program
83FBE7001 6 SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH METHODS AND ETHICS Z Compulsory in Master/PhD programs
KIM5011 6 ADVANCED POLYMER CHEMISTRY S  
KIM5581 8 SPECTROSCOPIC METHODS IN ORGANIC CHEMISTRY S  
KIM5221 8 Chromatographic Separation Method. S  

KIM5031

8

ATOMIC SPECTROSCOPY I

S

 

KIM5041

6

ATOMIC SPECTROSCOPY II

S

 

KIM5051

6

ADVANCED INORGANIC CHEMISTRY I

S

 

KIM5061

8

ADVANCED SURFACE CHEMISTRY

S

 

KIM5091

6

INORGANIC REACTION MECHANISMS

S

 

KIM5092

8

ORGANIC POLAROGRAPHY

S

 

KIM5094

8

POLYMERIZATION KINETICS

S

 

KIM5101

8

NANO BIOTECHNOLOGY

S

 

KIM5111

6

ORGANIC DYES

S

 

WHO5121

6

ORGANOMETALS CHEMISTRY

S

 

WHO 5131

8

PHOTOCHEMISTRY

S

 

WHO5141

6

ELECTRO ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY

S

 

KIM5161

6

CORROSION

S

 

KIM5171

6

ADVANCED ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

S

 

WHO5191

6

BIOCHEMICAL KINETICS

S

 

WHO5195

6

NANO MATERIALS AND NANO CHEMISTRY

S

 

KIM5231

6

CHEMISTRY OF HETERO COMPOUNDS

S

 

KIM5241

6

STEROCHEMISTRY I

S

 

KIM5261

8

ADVANCED ELECTROCHEMISTRY

S

 

KIM5281

8

COORDINATION CHEMISTRY

S

 

KIM5301

8

COLLOID CHEMISTRY

S

 

KIM5311

6

POINT GROUPS

S

 

WHO5321

6

STEREOCHEMISTRY II

S

 

KIM5351

6

POLYMER TECHNOLOGY

S

 

WHO5371

6

SPECIAL ANALYSIS METHODS

S

 

KIM5381

6

BIOMEDICAL MATERIALS

S

 

KIM5401

6

MAGNETIC PROPERTIES OF COMPOUNDS

S

 

WHO5441

6

METHOD SELECTION IN ANALYSIS

S

 

KIM5461

6

VOLTAMETRIC ANAL. MET.

S

 

KIM5491

6

INORGANIC ELECTRONIC SPECTROSCOPY

S

 

KIM5501

6

CHEMISTRY OF ALCOLIDS AND FLAVONIDES

S

 

WHO5521

8

SPECIAL TOPICS IN BIOCHEMISTRY

S

 

WHO5541

6

METABOLISM OF NITROGENIC COMPOUNDS

S

 

WHO5551

8

THEORETICAL BASIS OF ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY II

S

 

KIM5561

8

ELECTRO ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

S

 

KIM5591

8

ENSYMOLOGY

S

 

KIM5601

8

CHARACTERIZATION OF POLYMERIC MATERIALS I

S

 

WHO5661

6

ADVANCED INORGANIC CHEMISTRY II

S

 

KIM5681

7

SYNTHETIC MEMBRANES

S

 

WHO5741

8

CONDUCTIVE POLYMERS

S

 

WHO5761

6

POLYMER PHYSIOCHEMISTRY

S

 

KIM5781

8

CHARACTERIZATION OF POLYMERIC MATERIALS II

S

 

KIM5891

6

GENERAL PROPERTIES OF ELEMENTS

S

 

KIM5961

6

ADVANCED ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY

S

 

WHO5971

6

BIOSENSORS

S

 

83FBE5003

5

MASTER'S SEMINAR

Z

A graduate student who has been assigned a thesis advisor can take a seminar course starting from the second semester.

Students who take the seminar course make oral presentations about the thesis topics in a session with the participation of their advisors, open to the audience.

The seminar program is announced on the web page of the Department.

83FBE5001

5

PREPARATION FOR MASTER'S THESIS

Z

In the second semester, the Master's Thesis Preparation course is taken in order to determine and propose the thesis topic (thesis advisor must be appointed by the end of the first semester).

The course is opened by the thesis advisor and continues until the Master's Thesis study course is taken, including the summer months.

83FBE5002

30

MASTER'S THESIS

Z

A graduate student who has passed the Thesis Preparation course and completed the course takes the Master Thesis Study course.

The course is taken until the graduation of the student, including the semester and summer months.

83FBE6003

5

DOCTORAL SEMINAR

Z

DR student, whose thesis advisor is assigned, can take a seminar course from the second semester.

Students who take the seminar course make oral presentations about the thesis topics in a session with the participation of their advisors, open to the audience.

The seminar program is announced on the web page of the Department.

83FBE6001

5

PREPARATION FOR THE DOCTORAL THESIS

Z

The doctoral student, whose thesis advisor is assigned, takes the PhD Thesis Preparation course in order to determine and propose the thesis topic (The thesis advisor must be appointed by the end of the second semester at the latest).

The course is opened by the thesis advisor and continues until the doctoral dissertation course is taken, including the summer months.

83FBE6002

30

DOCTORAL THESIS STUDY

Z

A student who is successful in the Ph.D. Thesis Preparation course, completes the course period and successfully completes the Proficiency Exam takes the Master Thesis Study course.

The course is taken until the graduation of the student, including the semester and summer months.

83FBE6004

25

QUALIFYING EXAMINATION

Z

A doctoral student who successfully completes the courses, has a passing grade of 3.00/4.00 and wants to take the doctoral proficiency exam registers for this course at the beginning of the semester.

Students enrolled in the postgraduate doctorate program must take the proficiency exam by the end of the fifth semester at the latest, and the students enrolled in the postgraduate doctorate program by the end of the seventh semester at the latest.
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