The graduates could work in laboratories, in relevant Institutions and apply for the doctorate programs of Medical Physiology at the Universities.

Successful graduates can apply for a PhD in Medical Physiology

Exams can be written, written and spoken, or applied. Examination documents and results are delivered to institute through department within five working days. Rules for determination of success are as follows; a) In order to attend the exam in graduate programmes; attendance to 70% of theoretical and 80% of applied courses is required. Exams are evaluated as scores up to 100 points and minimum of 70 points is accepted as successful. Equivalents of scores acquired up to 100 points as letter grade or quotients are as follows; AA, 4.00, 90-100; BA, 3.50, 85-89; BB, 3.0, 80-84; CB, 2.50, 75-79; CC, 2.00, 70-74; F, 0-69. b) Students who acquired AA, BA, BB, CB or CC are accepted as successful for the respected course. c) Other letter grades can be used as well, such as: 1) D (Absent); student who did not meet the criteria for attendance, Grade D is transferred to FF in GPA. 2) G (Pass); students who accomplished thesis work or courses without ECTS are graded with G. 3) K (Failed); students who failed at thesis work of courses without ECTS are graded with K. ç) Students who failed exams, attendance criteria or prerequisites of compulsory and selective courses take the respective course again in the first following semester. Student can choose another selective course if he/she failed the one that is chosen for the first time. d) Examination documents and results are delivered to institute through department within five working days. e) Courses that are taken at an international or national programmes like Erasmus or Farabi are adapted into grades and GPA scores after a suggestion of department and an approval of the institute. Course point averages are determined by 1) student’s status of success is calculated as letter grades that are given in Regulations Article 21 and resulted as Average of Points in Semester (YANO) and Average of General Academic Grades (GANO). YANO is the average of points obtained by the student in respected semester. GANO is the average of points obtained by the student in each semester since the admission to the department. 2) YANO and GANO are calculated as general points average. GPA is score of ECTS’ of respected courses multiplied by equivalent quotients of letter grades divided by total ECTS. GPA is given with 2 significant numbers. 3) YANO and GANO are determined by grades obtained by the student from AA to FF. 4) All grades are processed in note card.

To graduate from the MSc program, candidate should acquire a minimum of 120 ECTS and 8 courses, to present a seminar at taught stage of the programme, to receive a Advanced Topics in MSc Thesis and Thesis Consulting in all semesters, complete a thesis work and publish his/her work in accordance to BUU Regulations of Graduate Education- Appendix 1.

Full-Time

Prof. Dr. Fadıl Özyener
E-mail: fozyener@uludag.edu.tr
Uludağ Üniversitesi Tıp Fakültesi Fizyoloji Anabilim Dalı
Tel: (224) 9054011

The Department employs 4 Professors, 1 Associate Professor and 1 Assistant Professor, each experienced and have fund of knowledge in their respective fields. All Faculty members are in full-time position allowing them to actively participate in MSc education.
The departmental laboratories that are available to students are in neurovascular, pain, behaviour, neuroendocrin, and general physiology and electrophysiology fields.