Tuition Fee: The amounts of Contribution Fee/Tuition Fee are determined by the Council of Ministers each year and can be learned from the announcements regarding registration renewal on our website, the student information system, and when you apply to the bank with your school number before registration.
Education and Training Model: In our department, it is aimed to train individuals who will provide consultancy in the field of customs practices to domestic and foreign companies exporting to foreign markets and importing to the domestic market, contribute to domestic companies in terms of foreign trade, have applicable knowledge and skills based on international trade and customs, and be able to work on international platforms. The curriculum is created from the courses needed for this purpose.
In all departments of our vocational school, the 7+1 (Seven semesters of courses and one semester of practice) education model is applied. At the end of this on-the-job training, which lasts for a full term, our students gain practical work experience and have the opportunity to start working in the same companies.
Location of the Unit to Which the Higher Education Program is Affiliated: Our department is within the Bucak Zeliha Tolunay School of Applied Technology and Business Administration and is located in the Bucak district of Burdur.
Where Education and Training Will Be Conducted: Zeliha Tolunay School of Applied Technology and Business Administration is located in the Bucak district of Burdur.
Preparatory Class: An optional foreign language preparatory class is implemented. A petition is taken from students who want to study the optional foreign language (English) preparatory class at the registration stage. Our students who submit a petition study the foreign language preparatory class for 1 year at the School of Foreign Languages located in our University's Burdur Central Campus.
Program Accreditations: The program does not have an accreditation agreement.
Dormitory: In our Bucak district, a dormitory with a capacity of 500 students serves under the Credit and Dormitories Institution for both female and male students. There are service places such as restaurants, canteens, and cafeterias operated by entrepreneurs to ensure that students staying in the dormitories of the Credit and Dormitories Institution Directorate can eat healthily, balanced, and cheaply. To contribute to breakfast and dinner for students, including weekends and official holidays, nutritional assistance is provided. This assistance is given to students monthly as coupons, and only one coupon can be used per day.
All dormitories have study rooms, and in places where the physical structure is suitable, there are sports halls, libraries with computer equipment and internet connection, music, painting, drawing, computer, television, ironing, luggage rooms, laundry drying places, laundries, internet cafes, chess, etc. rooms.