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Department of Technology and Knowledge Management

About the Programme

General Information

The Technology and Knowledge Management master?s program addresses the opportunities and challenges associated with change across different sectors within the interdisciplinary field of technology management, as well as their effects on organizational performance and competitiveness.

In response to changing global and local conditions, we design and deliver a master?s program that supports students in engaging with current concepts and adapting to change. The program aims to equip students with the knowledge and competencies required to respond to evolving conditions. It includes topics such as the Internet of Things, smart factories, cyber-physical systems, the Internet of Services, cloud and edge computing, big data analytics, artificial intelligence, automation, and cybersecurity. These topics expand students? knowledge and prepare them for the current requirements of professional life.

Our master?s program is designed to educate the qualified workforce needed by industry, the public sector, society, and universities in the fields of R&D, innovation, and technology management. The program aims to develop individuals who will contribute to shaping Türkiye?s future. During the initial stage of the program, students take courses that provide a foundation for their graduate education. In later stages, they can select courses according to their areas of interest. The program offers elective courses both within and outside the department.

OUR DEPARTMENT?S VISION
To become a leading academic department in technology management education, research, and innovation by fostering a learning environment that prepares students to become visionary leaders and innovators in local and global technology contexts.

OUR DEPARTMENT?S MISSION
To contribute to Türkiye?s development by conducting education, research, and innovation activities in technology management; promoting advanced research, interdisciplinary collaboration, and social impact; and strengthening interaction between academia and industry in support of sustainable technological progress.