Electroneurophysiology

Neurological diseases are becoming more prevalent every day. The program aims to raise highly-qualified technicians who can prepare the devices and materials to be used for electroneurophysiological techniques such as electroencephalography (EEG), polysomnography (PSG), electroneuromyography (ENMG), positive airway pressure (PAP) titration and evoked potential tests, which are used for the diagnosis of neurological diseases, as well as the related procedures and emergencies, and can provide maintenance for such equipment. The program has gained even further importance because of the current lack of electroneurophysiology technicians, and the increased prevalence of neurological diseases.

In parallel to theoretical education, our students also gain the required knowledge and skills in our fully-equipped electroneurology laboratory under the guidance of our expert staff.

Graduates of the Electroneurophysiology Program have the chance to transfer to Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation, Nursing and Health Services departments of various universities with the Vertical Transfer Examination (VTE).

The International Student Recruitment Office at Istanbul Bilgi University is always working on processing and evaluating students’ applications within a short time span.

Applications’ deadline is set to August-end regarding fall-semester applications. Future international students are required to submit their applications as soon as their official documents are ready.

The students who haven’t graduated from High-school and who want to send their application early and during their senior/last year of high school, can do so as follows:

• The evaluation will be done over the complete high school transcripts (3 or 4 years) and if accepted will be issued a ‘Conditional Acceptance Letter’.
• Once the student has graduated and obtained the high-school diploma with the corresponding official transcripts, the student should forward these last documents to the International Student Recruitment Office to issue the ‘Final Acceptance Letter’.