Exemption and Adaptation Procedures Students admitted to the Aircraft Maintenance and Repair program may be exempted from courses they have previously completed successfully at any other higher education institution. Exemption applications are meticulously evaluated by the relevant adaptation commission, taking into consideration Bologna/ECTS credit compatibility and the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) SHY-66 basic training module contents (Syllabus Alignment), and are resolved within ten working days by the decision of the faculty executive board. In particular, the credit (ECTS) transfers of students transferring laterally from EASA/DGCA authorized Part-147 schools or equivalent aviation programs are accepted after being strictly examined according to the technical safety requirements of the department. Horizontal Transfer and Credit Transfer Horizontal transfer procedures from associate and undergraduate programs of domestic or foreign higher education institutions to the "Aircraft Maintenance and Repair" program are carried out in accordance with the provisions of the YÖK legislation. The maximum period of study and exemption status of students transferring from the same or different departments are determined by the executive board's decision. The recognition of credits (ECTS) obtained from previous institutions by foreign national students or those transferring from international aviation schools (e.g., EASA Part-147) is accepted after a meticulous examination based on the specific technical requirements of the department. Double Major and Minor Programs Our university offers students who show outstanding success in the Aircraft Maintenance and Repair undergraduate program the opportunity to do a Double Major or Minor in a second undergraduate program (e.g., Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, etc.) within the framework of relevant legislation and Senate decisions. Students who successfully complete the Double Major program hold two separate bachelor's degrees.