Kelkit Aydın Doğan Vocational School
General Information
Establishment
The opening of the Veterinary Department and the Veterinary Health and Laboratory Program affiliated to the department was realized with the Senate decision dated 15.12.2009 and numbered 18 of Gumushane University and the approval of the Higher Education Executive Board dated 03.02.2010. Our department has started education in the form of primary and secondary education since the 2012-2013 academic year.
Mission
To contribute to the scientific and cultural development of the region by giving education opportunities to the young people in our country and in our region. To train and develop the qualified manpower needed by the society.
Vision
To be the tenth vocational school that meets the needs of trained intermediate staff of the region and the country by creating young people who graduate from Kelkit Aydın Dogan Vocational School with qualified knowledge and skills and can solve the problems they encounter.
Degree to be Obtained
Graduates are given an associate degree and diploma in the field of VETERINARY.
Admission Requirements
To be successful in the OSYS exam conducted by the Student Selection and Placement Center (OSYM). Admission conditions for foreign students are announced on the university's website at the beginning of each academic year.
Upgrade
Candidates who have successfully completed their associate degree education can transfer to the undergraduate programs of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, biology, animal production, agricultural biotechnology, and zootechnics with the Vertical Transfer Exam (DGS).
Graduation Requirements
Students who successfully complete all 120 ECTS courses in the program and achieve a weighted grade point average of at least 2.0 out of 4.00 are entitled to graduate.
Employment Opportunities of Graduates
Graduates of the department have two professions in their working life. They have the opportunity to work as assistant staff in the veterinary department and the animal health branch directorates of the Ministry of Agriculture, cattle and sheep farms, animal hospitals, pet shops, pharmaceutical factories and companies, municipal slaughterhouses and private clinics. At the same time, program students can also engage in business lines operating in agricultural production lines suitable for the conditions of the region they are in, or in their own agricultural activities. In addition, the interest in qualified veterinary health and laboratory graduates is increasing in the private sector.
Learning Objectives
To meet the lack of trained intermediate staff in the Livestock Sector by providing quality training.
ACTIVITIES OF THE VETERINARY DEPARTMENT
1-Anatomy and Histology Laboratory Studies
2-Biochemistry Laboratory Studies
3- Dogan Organic Cattle Farms
4- Kelkit District Directorate of Agriculture and Forestry Technical Trip Programs
5-Kelkit Municipality Slaughterhouse Clinical Practices
| Name | Division | Phone | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Assoc. Prof. Dr. Hacer Kaya | Laboratory Veterinary Health Program | hacerkaya@gumushane.edu.tr | 3714 |
| Asst. Prof. Dr. Halit Mazlum | Laboratory Veterinary Health Program | hmazlum@gumushane.edu.tr | 3719 |
| Lecturer İkram Coşar | Laboratory Veterinary Health Program | ikramcosar@gumushane.edu.tr | 3761 |
| Lecturer Dr. Samet Yahya Bal | Laboratory Veterinary Health Program | sametyahya.bal@gumushane.edu.tr | 3761 |
Mission
To contribute to the scientific and cultural development of the region by giving education opportunities to the young people in our country and in our region, to train and develop the qualified manpower needed by the society.
Vision
Young graduates have qualified knowledge and skills, able to solve the problems encountered, to become a leading academic program that meets the needs of trained intermediate staff of the region and the country.
Veterinary Department Quality Board Members
Assoc Prof. Dr. Hacer Kaya
Asst. Prof. Dr. Halit Mazlum
Asst. Prof. Dr. Samet Yahya Bal
Lecturer İkram Coşar
External Stakeholder of the Department
Opinions are sought from people who have worked in the public and private sectors in the veterinary field in the past and present, on educational processes, curriculum, graduate profile and employment opportunities. Bölüm, her akademik yılda dış paydaşlarla deneyim, bilgi, deneyim ve fikir alışverişinde bulunur ve öğrencilerin bireysel kariyer belirleme tercihleri konusunda öneri ve görüşler alır.
Department External Stakeholder:
1-Dogan Organic Cattle Farms
2-Kelkit District Directorate of Agriculture and Forestry Technical Trip Programs
Internal Stakeholders of the Department
Active Students of the Department
Graduate Students of the Department
Performance Evaluation Criteria of the Department
1) Education: Employment rate of graduates and success rate in postgraduate job exams
2) Scientific Publication: The number of qualified international publications and scientific activities of the personnel, the number of citations of the publications
Department's Performance Goals
1-Anatomy and Histology Laboratory Studies
2-Biochemistry Laboratory Studies
3-Dogan Organic Cattle Farms
4-Kelkit District Directorate of Agriculture and Forestry Technical Trip Programs
5-Kelkit Municipality Slaughterhouse Clinical Practices
ACADEMIC
Academic Staff Planning of the Department
Planning is carried out within the framework of the “Regulation on Determination and Use of Academic Staff Norm Staffs in State Higher Education Institutions”.
Academic Member Appointment Criteria
Development Opportunities of Academic Staff
It is possible to be assigned if the academic staff completes the legal processes for the training of academic staff at home and abroad for self-development.
Academic staff can attend the project and academic publication writing trainings given by the BAP unit. Academic staff are encouraged to participate in scientific meetings and learning activities organized at home and abroad.
EDUCATION
Student Admission Requirements of the Department
To be successful in the YKS exam conducted by the Student Selection and Placement Center (ÖSYM). Admission conditions for foreign students are announced on the university's website at the beginning of each academic year.
Student Qualification Requirements
The conditions that students must meet in order to obtain an associate degree in veterinary medicine; a) To have passed all the courses in the curriculum with at least a DC degree, b) To have achieved a weighted average of at least 2.00 out of 4.00, c) To have passed the compulsory vocational internship with a successful grade.
Number of Students of the Department:
Total: 195 Women: 95 Men: 100
Graduation requirements
Students who successfully complete all of the courses in the program for a total of 240 ECTS and achieve a weighted grade point average of at least 2.00 out of 4.00 are entitled to graduate. In addition to successfully completing the courses, a graduation work is essential for graduation.
Employment Opportunities for Graduates
Graduates of the department have two professions in their working life. They have the opportunity to work as assistant staff in the veterinary department and animal health branch directorates of the Ministry of Agriculture, cattle and sheep farms, animal hospitals, pet shops, pharmaceutical factories and companies, municipal slaughterhouses and private clinics. At the same time, program students can also engage in business lines operating in agricultural production branches in accordance with the conditions of the region they are in, or in their own agricultural activities. In addition, the interest in qualified laboratory and veterinary health graduates in the private sector is increasing.
Educational Process in the Department
The curriculum of the department is reviewed at the end of each semester, and the proposals for changes in the curriculum are discussed at the departmental boards and necessary changes are made.
Education takes place in 3 different environments. These are a) in the classroom environment, b) in the laboratory environment, and c) in real life applications.
Theoretical lessons are given in the classroom environment.
Practical courses (Laboratory Techniques and Principles, Food Hygiene and Technology, General Microbiology, etc.) are given in the laboratory environment.
Real life applications are provided with optional internships and assignments.
Program Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this program, students will be able to:
Knows the basic concepts related to the field of veterinary medicine.
They can apply their knowledge and understanding in a professional context.
They can communicate with friends and mentors about their understanding, skills and actions.
They have the learning skills to carry out further studies with a certain independence.
They use their knowledge, which is built on the knowledge gained in general secondary education, to complete the first level (for vertical transition) on the way to personal development and further education.
Animals perform all relevant clinical practice.
Acquire and develop lifelong learning behavior.
Performs laboratory analyzes related to his field in laboratories
Be aware of professional and ethical responsibilities.
Makes teamwork within and between disciplines.
Learns the main systems in the living body and the basic concepts of systematics.
Defines lesions of diseases; expressed verbally and in writing.
Counseling Services Offered to Students
Consultancy services are provided under 3 main headings. These
a) Course selection: During the course selection process, students contact their academic advisors and receive consultancy services.
b) Participation in exchange programs (Erasmus, Farabi, Mevlana etc.): Announcements are made to the students on the official website and on the department bulletin boards by the foreign relations coordinator every academic semester. From the moment they are entitled to learning mobility, the foreign relations department coordinator informs the students about the entire exchange process and the entire academic process is followed by the coordinator.
c) Internship: Our 2nd year students contact the department secretariat and obtain optional internship files and benefit from internship opportunities.
Participation in Exchange Programs
Students who want to participate in exchange programs can apply to Erasmus, Farabi and Mevlana programs through the Foreign Relations Office.
Course Code Course Name T+P
AITB191 Ataturk's Principles and History of Revolution – I 2+0
LVSP109 General Biochemistry 2+1
LVSP113 Histology and Embryology 2+1
LVSP115 Anatomy 2+2
LVSP117 Genetics 2+1
TDB 101 Turkish Language – I 2+0
YDB 115 English – I 3+0
AITB192 Ataturk's Principles and History of Revolution – II 2+0
LVSP102 General Microbiology 2+1
LVSP106 Parasitology 2+1
LVSP116 Laboratory Techniques and Principles 2+2
LVSP118 Physiology 2+0
LVSP120 General Animal Science 2+0
STJ 102 Internship 0+0
TDB 102 Turkish Language – II 2+0
YDB 116 English – II 2+0
2. CLASS
LVSEC255 Veterinary Public Health 2+0
LVSEC257 Experimental Animals and Animal Welfare 2+0
LVSEC261 Epidemiology 2+0
LVSEC269 Immunology and Vaccine Applications 2+0
LVSEC271 Ration Preparation Techniques 2+0
LVSEC273 Animal Diseases 2+0
LVSEC277 Biostatistics 2+0
LVSEC279 Aquaculture 2+0
LVSP201 Obstetrics and Gynecology 2+1
LVSP203 Feeds Knowledge and Animal Nutrition 2+1
LVSP205 Pharmacology 2+1
LVSP213 General Pathology 2+1
SEC 201 Elective (4 Courses to be selected) 2+0
LVSEC252 Special Pathology 2+0
LVSEC254 Animal Breeding 2+0
LVSEC258 Animal Health and Hygiene 2+0
LVSEC264 Professional Development and Deontology 2+0
LVSEC266 Feed Evaluation and Analysis Methods 2+0
LVSEC272 Reproductive Herd Health 2+0
LVSEC276 Bee and Fish Diseases 2+0
LVSEC278 Ration Preparation Techniques 2+0
LVSP212 Food Hygiene and Technology 2+1
LVSP214 Clinical Applications 1+3
LVSP216 Propagation and Artificial Insemination 2+1
LVSP218 Surgery 2+0
SEC 202 Elective (4 Courses to be Selected) 2+0
STJ 202 Internship 0+0