Comprehensive Theoretical Knowledge

The program conveys basic theories, approaches and research findings in the field of child development to students. In this context, in-depth knowledge is gained in areas such as developmental psychology, educational sciences, special education, game-based learning and child health.

Applied Skills

In addition to theoretical knowledge, students are provided with practical skills that will enable them to work directly with children. These skills include planning activities appropriate to the developmental levels of children, developing materials, making observations, using evaluation techniques, and providing guidance.

Multidisciplinary Approach

Child development is a multidisciplinary field that encompasses many different areas. The program offers a holistic perspective by addressing children's development in biological, psychological, sociological and cultural dimensions. In this way, students' ability to collaborate with different areas of expertise is developed.

Ethics and Professional Responsibility

It is critical that individuals working with children have high ethical standards and a sense of professional responsibility. The program provides students with awareness of children's rights, confidentiality, anti-discrimination, and professional ethics.

Current Knowledge and Research Focus

The ability to follow new approaches, technologies and research findings in the field of child development is one of the important qualities of the program. Students are raised as individuals who are open to continuous learning and can adapt to developments in their field.

Communication and Problem Solving Skills

The ability to communicate effectively with children, families, and other professionals is essential for child development professionals. The program allows students to develop effective communication, teamwork, and problem solving skills.

Field Work and Internship Opportunities

The program offers students the opportunity to gain internship and field experience in various institutions (kindergartens, nurseries, rehabilitation centers, hospitals, etc.). In this way, students have the opportunity to apply their theoretical knowledge in a real-world environment and develop their professional networks.