list of the courses and their teaching media is given in the information packages of each department. For exchange students separate classes can be arranged in English should they ask for it. All the exchange students are encouraged to include a course of Basic Turkish Language in their learning agreement. Campus Main Campus (Kanuni) Rectorate Atatürk Culture Center Faik Ahmet Barutçu Library Faculty of Engineering Faculty of Sciences Faculty of Letters Faculty of Architecture Faculty of Forestry Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences Faculty of Medicine Faculty of Health Sciences Faculty of Dentistry Faculty of Pharmacy Faculty of Fine Arts School of Foreign Languages Heath Services Vocational Junior College School of Tourism and Hospitality Job Institute of Social Sciences Institute of Science and Technology Institute of Medical Sciences Black Sea Research Institute Institute of Forensic Sciences Research centers Trabzon School of Health Sciences Fatih Campus Fatih Education Faculty Faculty of Communication State Conservatory Institute of Education Sciences Trabzon Vocational School of Theology Vocational Higher Education School of Physical Education and Sports Akçaabat Campus Faculty of Fine Arts Trabzon Vocational College Sürmene Campus Sürmene Faculty of Marine Sciences Abdullah Kanca Vocational Junior College Muammer Dereli Campus Sürmene Faculty of Marine Sciences, Maritime Transport - Department of Maritime Transport-Management Engineering Beşikdüzü Campus Beşikdüzü Vocational Junior College Of Campus Of Faculty of Technology Vakfıkebir Campus Vakfıkebir Vocational Junior College Maçka Campus Maçka Vocational Junior College Arsin Campus Arsin Vocational Junior College Yalıncak Campus Faculty of Theology Coast Campus Marine Science and Technology Institute Coastal Recreational Facilities ECTS credit allocation ECTS credits for each course included in a study programme was calculated based on true student workload. This includes: setting up the objectives and learning outcomes of each course in the programme, determining the activities to be carried out to achieve the outcomes on semester-basis, estimating the in-class and out-class time required to complete these activities by (1) asking the course directors (lecturers / instructors), (2) carrying out questionnaires with the successful students upon their completion of each course, and (3) getting the average value excluding the outliers to achieve a more reliable estimate. summing up the total times required for each course in the programme to determine the true workload for a semester, which is around 750–800 hours per semester considering 17 week- long term including the exam period. distributing the calculated total time proportionally between each course to calculate its ECTS credit.