| ÖÇ1 | “Comprehends how Türkiye pursued a policy of balance during the destructive environment of the Second World War and how it kept the country out of the war through negotiations with Britain, France, and Germany (Adana and Cairo meetings).” |
| ÖÇ2 | “Analyzes how the threats from the Soviet Union after the war pushed Türkiye into isolation and how this situation initiated the Türkiye–United States alliance through the Truman Doctrine and the Marshall Plan.” |
| ÖÇ3 | “Evaluates, within a cause-and-effect relationship, the Democrat Party period’s understanding of integration with the West, the decision to send troops to the Korean War, and Türkiye’s accession process to NATO.” |
| ÖÇ4 | “Examines the security measures established by Türkiye during the Cold War period in the Balkans (Balkan Pact) and the Middle East (Baghdad Pact) in order to protect not only its own borders but also its surrounding region.” |
| ÖÇ5 | “Explains the diplomatic stages of the Cyprus Issue (Zurich–London Agreements), one of the longest-standing issues of Turkish diplomacy, and the first contacts with the European Economic Community (today’s European Union).” |