Dialysis Program

Dialysis is a treatment applied to patients with acute or chronic kidney failure. Dialysis technicians have many responsibilities in this treatment and take part in carrying out the procedure from its start to its end.

Graduates of the Dialysis Program are awarded the title of "Dialysis Technician".

Students enrolled in the Dialysis Program at our university gain a competitive advantage over their peers by receiving both theoretical and on-the-job practical training for two years from expert academics and leading professionals in the sector. Through practical courses, they learn how to operate and clean the machine required to manage dialysis. In addition to program-specific elective courses, they can take courses from other programs, giving them the opportunity to develop themselves in different fields. Graduates of this program can continue to undergraduate programs by succeeding in the Vertical Transfer Exam (DGS).

Undergraduate Programs Available for Vertical Transfer from Our Program:

• Emergency Aid and Disaster Management
• Nursing
• Health Management
• Social Services

Students of the Vocational School of Health Services Dialysis Program take their practical courses at the University Laboratories and private dialysis centers to develop their applied and practical skills.