Neuroscience is a multidisciplinary branch of science that focuses on the structure, function and development of the nervous systems. Traditionally included as a branch of biological sciences, neuroscience has become an independent and interdisciplinary field in which medicine, psychology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, computer engineering and several other scientific disciplines work together.

The programme will train non-clinical students to combine cutting-edge experimental technology (e.g. cellular, regenerative, computational, genetic, animal models) and analytical tools, with comprehensive knowledge of the clinical brain research environment. By doing so, it will equip students with the distinct skills required to bridge the knowledge gap between the design, execution and interpretation of cellular/animal experiments and the challenges of experimental medicine.

Our motive is to construct a new curriculum that includes training in new modes of communication and news content production. Our objective is to prepare our graduates for the world of the new media by equipping them with all the necessary tools and enable them to find employment in numerous fields ranging from classical to Internet journalism and all the forms of social media.

New Media Department (English) intends to produce graduates who can create online content, develop their own visual perception and visual design abilities, have technical knowledge going with the flow based on the speed of development in the nature of new media technologies; to train professionals having equipped with critical thinking to be able to examine social, economical, cultural and political fields internationaly and localy; to educate individuals having knowledge on theoretical infrastructure. This program provides theoretical and practical training with a critical approach in the field of digital media studies to equip professionals with knowledge and ideas about cultural, social and artistic transformations posed by new media, legal arrangements made for new media areas and the new media policy; and the professionals that can produce and govern content in areas such as online public relations and advertising, online journalism and digital art and could dominate the technical and aesthetic language of the digital media environment.

 the New Media and Communication Department have the opportunity to study abroad with the Erasmus program. The Erasmus exchange program is a unique experience that will enrich students' worldview and life experience. It allows students to network with international media experts and renowned academics.