Electrical-Electronics Engineering boasts one of the broadest ranges of application areas among engineering disciplines today. Beyond being an indispensable component of the industrial sector, it is a fundamental profession that shapes modern life through the economy, quality, comfort, and performance it delivers. Applications such as digital systems, robotics and automation technologies, electrical machines, lighting technologies, renewable energy solutions, biomedical applications, and telecommunication systems touch every aspect of our daily lives.
Operating in a strategic and dynamic field, our Department aims to conduct education and research activities that meet international standards. Our goal is to cultivate graduates who apply and advance science and technology within this engineering discipline and are capable of generating innovative solutions.
Our Department, which will begin admitting students with 100% and 50% scholarships in the 2026-2027 academic year, offers instruction in English; students who do not meet the required language proficiency will receive a one-year English preparatory program. Our engineering education, delivered in English, enables graduates to develop solutions for engineering problems at an international level.
The program aims to establish a foundation in engineering through courses covering basic sciences, mathematics, and computer science. Subsequent specialized courses in electrical-electronics engineering are designed to equip students with the skills to define engineering problems, develop solution methods, and create innovative designs. Through course-based projects, students gain practical experience by applying the theoretical knowledge they have acquired to real-world engineering problems.
As experts in fields such as digital electronics, microwave engineering, power systems, automatic control, and signal processing, our graduates can play roles in research, design, development, and production within the industrial and service sectors. They can establish their own companies as entrepreneurs, work as engineers or managers in public or private sector organizations, and build strong academic careers by pursuing graduate studies.
