Major of Geographic Information Systems and Remote Sensing

I am Şevki Danacıoğlu. I am working as a faculty member at Izmir Bakırçay University, Faculty of Science and Letters, Department of Geography, as well as in the Graduate Education Institute Geographic Information Systems and Remote Sensing Department Program. Our program is an interdisciplinary master's program. In this context, our Geographic Information Systems and Remote Sensing Non-Thesis Master Program is an interdisciplinary master's program in which our professors from various departments of our university work. In this sense, it has started its activities as of the 2019-2020 academic year. Within the context of our program, we offer a non-thesis master's program consisting of basic concepts and applications of geographic information systems. As part of this program, we are in search of answers to problems related to space. Our program is in the process of taking part in the International Geographical Information Systems Network established under the leadership of Salzburg University in Austria. Since your program is interdisciplinary, it is open to students from departments seeking answers to all questions regarding space. Within the scope of our program, we are planning national and international collaborations in the upcoming period. In this context, our negotiations with the General Directorate of Geographical Information Systems of the Ministry of Environment and Urbanization are in progress. As a result of these negotiations, we aim to transform our Geographical Information Systems and Remote Sensing Program into a program for the training of qualified geographic information systems personnel needed by public institutions and organizations. Candidates who want to be a student in the Department of Geographical Information Systems and Remote Sensing of Izmir Bakırçay University; We welcome everyone who is interested in information technologies, location and location-based systems, spatial problems, and who looks for solutions to problems in these areas.