Postgraduate education at the Granduate School of Health Sciences is conducted in accordance with the aims and principles of the Higher Education Law numbered 2547 and published in the Official Gazette dated 08.01.2014 and numbered 28876 based on the provisions of the "Organization and Operation Regulations of Graduate Education Institutions and Regulations for Graduate Education" "Üsküdar University Graduate Education and Examination Regulations".
The Graduate School of Health Sciences aims to educate qualified and competent scientists and experts who are highly respected, creative and universal in national and international level, using the experience and knowledge of the university's faculty of behavioral and health sciences.
Graduate Programs of the Granduate School of Health Sciences are;
Addiction Counseling and Rehabilitation (Thesis/Non-Thesis) Graduate Program
Nutrition and Dietetics (Thesis/Non-Thesis) Graduate Program
Child Development (Thesis/Non-Thesis) Graduate Program
Language and Speech Disorders Therapy (Thesis) Graduate Program
Midwifery (Thesis/Non-Thesis) Graduate Program
Occupational Therapy (Thesis/Non-Thesis) Graduate Program
Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation (Thesis/Non-Thesis) Graduate Program
Nursing (Thesis/Non-Thesis) Graduate Program
Psychiatric Nursing
Women's Health and Illness Nursing
Child Health and Disease Nursing
Internal Medicine Nursing
Community Mental Health Nursing (Non-Thesis)
Occupational Health and Safety (Thesis/Non-Thesis) Graduate Program
Neuroscience (Thesis/Non-Thesis) Graduate Program
Neuroscience (English - Thesis/Non-Thesis) Graduate Program
Perfusion (Thesis/Non-Thesis) Graduate Program
Health Informatics (Thesis/Non-Thesis) Graduate Program
Health Management (Thesis/Non-Thesis) Graduate Program
Social Work (Thesis/Non-Thesis) Graduate Program
And,
Health Management
Neuroscience
Molecular Neuroscience
Language and Speech Therapy
Nursing
Clinical Anatomy
Physiology
The courses are conducted theoretically and practically at the Granduate School of Health Sciences. In addition to the subject courses, our students can take courses from the programs of the Granduate School of Health Sciences and other graduate-schools when necessary. The classrooms are technologically advanced, and the students have access to all kinds of information directly and online from the university library for their course and thesis studies. In the graduate-school, by the 2022-2023 academic year and fall semester we have 1640 students.
