Bayburt University
state university in Bayburt, Turkey
Bayburt University (BU; in Turkish, Bayburt Üniversitesi, commonly referred to as BÜ) is a public research university in the city of Bayburt, Turkey. The research and education conducted by the university have an emphasis on engineering and natural sciences.
The official language of instruction at BU is Turkish. The university's Demirözü Vocational School, Aydıntepe Vocational School, Baberti Complex and Dede Korkut Complex have wireless access to the eduroam network.
History
Bayburt University was founded under the city name as a new university in Bayburt, in 2008.
(Law no. 5765 Approval Date: 22/05/2008)
This University Includes:
a) The Faculty of Economic and Administrative Sciences, Faculty of Engineering, School of Education
b) A Vocational High School and a School of Higher Health Services,
c) Graduate School (Science Institute and the Institute of Social Sciences)
Second Cycle Programmes (Master's Degree)
Institute of Science
Mechanical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Food Engineering
Civil Engineering
Institute of Social Sciences
Elementary Religious Culture and Moral Education
Business Administration
Elementary Mathematics Education
Primary Teacher
Basic Islamic Sciences
Business Administration
First Cycle Programmes (Bachelor's Degree)
Bayburt Education Faculty
Classroom Teaching
Classroom Teaching S.E.
Science Teacher
Science Teacher S.E.
Elementary Mathematics Education
Turkish Education
Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences
Economics
Economics S.E.
Business Administration
Business Administration S.E.
Faculty of Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering S.E.
Food Engineering
Food Engineering S.E.
Civil Engineering S.E.
Civil Engineering
Faculty of Theology
Theology
Theology S.E.
Religious Culture and Moral Education
Religious Culture and Moral Education S.E.
Short Cycle Programmes (Associate degree)
Bayburt Vocational School
Accounting and Taxation S.E.
Accounting and Taxation
Office Management and Secretarial
Marketing and Advertising
Marketing and Advertising S.E.
Foreign Trade
Foreign Trade S.E.
Chemistry and Chemical Processing Technology
Chemistry and Chemical Processing Technology S.E.
Management and Organization
Management and Organization S.E.
Computer Technology and Programming S.E.
Computer Technology and Programming
Electricity and Energy
Electricity and Energy S.E.
Finance, Banking and Insurance
Finance, Banking and Insurance S.E.
Finance, Banking and Insurance
Electronics and Automation S.E.
Electronics and Automation
Bayburt Vocational School of Health Services
S.E.
Affiliations
The university is a member of the Caucasus University Association. The University is also the partner of College of Law in Wroclaw.
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