The Department of Television Reporting and Programming aims to equip students not only with theoretical knowledge but also with practical industry-oriented skills, and accordingly provides a well-equipped technical infrastructure. The television studio, control room, editing laboratory, and newsroom facilities within the Faculty are actively utilized in applied courses.

The University’s modern Applied Television Studio has been specifically designed to enable students to transform their theoretical knowledge into practice. Equipped with professional camera systems, lighting equipment, and audio mixing consoles, the studio offers students the opportunity to experience the most up-to-date technologies used in the broadcasting industry. In this environment, students can produce their own programs, prepare news bulletins, and gain hands-on experience in live broadcasting.

Located on the −3rd floor of R Block, the University’s Sound Recording Room provides students with a professional audio production experience. Equipped with modern recording technologies, this facility can be used for a wide range of activities, including podcast production, news voice-overs, course projects, and creative audio content.

Located on the −3rd floor of R Block, the University’s Control Room is a professional facility where all programs recorded in the studio are directed and technical supervision is ensured. Core broadcasting processes—such as multi-camera production management, live broadcast control, and audio-visual mixing—are carried out in this space.

 

Located on the −2nd floor of R Block, the University’s Editing Room has been specifically equipped to enable students to complete their projects at a professional level. The facility includes four iMac Mini computers and four Windows-based systems, all installed with the latest versions of editing software, providing students with the opportunity to edit and finalize their creative content at the highest quality standards.

 

Located on the −4th floor of R Block, the University’s Photography Studio is a modern educational space where students can learn and practice the fundamentals of photography. Designed with one side as a green screen, the studio offers unique opportunities for creative shoots and digital background applications. In this environment, students enhance their skills by gaining hands-on experience in all aspects of photography, from lighting techniques to composition.

 

Located on the −3rd floor of R Block, the University’s VR Laboratory provides an environment in which students engage with emerging technologies and gain hands-on experience. The laboratory enables students to conduct studies in various fields, including virtual reality, game design, and three-dimensional design.