The Master of Project Management (Non-Thesis) program is designed to equip students with practical project management skills and knowledge applicable across various sectors. This program emphasizes the importance of effective planning, execution, and monitoring of projects to achieve organizational goals and address modern challenges in project management.

The Master of Athlete Nutrition (Thesis) program is designed to enhance understanding of the nutritional needs of athletes and the impact of diet on athletic performance. This program aims to prepare graduates to develop effective nutrition plans that optimize health, performance, and recovery in athletes.

The Master of Civil Engineering (Thesis) (English) at Istanbul Aydın University is a research oriented graduate program designed to develop advanced technical expertise, analytical capability, and scientific research competence in civil engineering disciplines. Offered within the Institute of Graduate Studies and accredited by YÖK, the program combines rigorous theoretical coursework with independent research to prepare graduates for doctoral studies, advanced engineering roles, and research positions. The curriculum covers advanced topics in structural engineering, geotechnical engineering, transportation engineering, construction management, hydraulic engineering, earthquake engineering, and advanced construction materials. Students deepen their understanding of structural analysis, soil mechanics, infrastructure systems, and sustainable construction technologies. Emphasis is placed on advanced modeling techniques, numerical analysis, experimental methods, and engineering simulation tools. Students strengthen their ability to design safe and efficient structures, evaluate soil behavior, analyze transportation systems, and optimize construction processes. The English medium format enables engagement with international engineering standards and scientific literature. Research methodology and scientific writing form a core component of the program. Students learn to formulate research problems, design experimental or computational studies, analyze engineering data, and prepare academic publications. The thesis represents the central requirement of the program. Under faculty supervision, students conduct original research in specialized areas such as seismic performance of structures, advanced material applications, geotechnical risk assessment, sustainable infrastructure design, traffic modeling, or construction project optimization. The thesis process develops analytical rigor, innovation capacity, and academic communication skills. Graduates pursue careers as structural engineers, geotechnical specialists, transportation planners, construction managers, research engineers, and academic researchers. They may work in engineering consultancy firms, construction companies, infrastructure projects, research institutions, and multinational corporations. The research oriented structure also prepares graduates for doctoral programs. Civil engineering remains a foundational discipline supporting infrastructure development, urban growth, and sustainable construction. Professionals with advanced analytical and research competence contribute directly to safety, efficiency, and innovation in the built environment.

The Master of Athlete Nutrition (Non-Thesis) program is focused on understanding the unique nutritional requirements of athletes and enhancing their performance through diet. The program emphasizes the importance of tailored nutrition strategies that support athletic training, performance, and recovery.