Frequently Asked Questions

Our faculty comprises the departments of Computer Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering and Civil Engineering.

The language of instruction in all of our departments is 100% English.

Preparatory education is compulsory for all students. However, those who pass the English exemption exam held before the start of the semester are exempt from preparatory education.

For students who continue their studies successfully, a tuition fee reduction is granted to the number of students determined by the Board of Trustees, at the following rates, based on the normal course load taken in an academic year and the end-of-year grade point average (summer education and summer internships are not included). According to the grade point average, a “Success Scholarship” of 100% is awarded to those with 3.80-4.00, 50% to those with 3.60-3.79, and 25% to those with 3.50-3.59.

A scholarship student’s scholarship is completed at the end of 5 (five) years. Any course(s) failed during this period do not affect the student’s scholarship status.

Yes.

Within the scope of the Erasmus+, Farabi and Mevlana exchange programmes, our students and staff have the opportunity to spend between 3 and 12 months at universities in Europe and in Türkiye as part of an exchange, gaining the chance to develop themselves. In addition, our office, which is a Eurodesk Contact Point, encourages students to participate in international projects carried out with partners from various countries.

Some of the universities with which we have Erasmus+ agreements are as follows:

• University of Applied Sciences, Germany
• University of Catania, Italy
• University of Sassari, Italy
• University of Coruna, Spain
• Polytechnic of Coimbra, Portugal
• Old Polish University, Poland
• Radom Academy of Economics, Poland
• Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski, Poland
• Warsaw University of Technology, Poland
• The Academy of Business and Health Sciences in Lodz, Poland
• West University of Timisoara, Romania
• Kazimieras Simonavicius University, Lithuania
• International University College, Bulgaria
• University of Tartu, Estonia
• University of Ostrava, Czech Republic

We continue our work as an office to broaden the range of our agreements. For more information, please click here.

The COOP internship is an internship that students complete at an institution in their final semester (8th semester). During this semester, students take no courses and gain experience in the sector.

The Faculty of Engineering, with its project-based and student-oriented education approach together with the COOP internship it implements, enables students to find jobs quickly and easily in the sector.