32 Engineering BSc Degree Programs in Turkey

Automotive engineering is an engineering department which is interested in the engineering problems.

Chemical Engineering education emphasizes the development of a deep understanding of the fundamental principles of chemistry, thermodynamics, transport phenomena, and reaction engineering. Students learn to apply these principles to analyze and solve complex engineering problems in areas such as chemical process design, kinetics, and process control.

Mechanical engineering covers the most fundamental basis of the areas with the most extensive range of subjects of the engineering branches.

The basic undergraduate program is designed to equip the student with basic physicomathematical sciences in the first year; with basic engineering courses in the second year, and with the aerospace engineering courses in the remaining two years. The program comprises various summer training programs and laboratory work at every level of the education. Successful students are awarded the degree of Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Aerospace Engineering at the end of the program.

The Department of Manufacturing Engineering at Atilim University offers the Bachelor of Science degree in Manufacturing Engineering.

Industrial Engineering (previous name: Manufacturing Systems Engineering) deals with the planning, design, and implementation of complex systems. In developing and working with technologically and socio-economically complex systems, an Industrial Engineer faces the challenge of bringing together human, physical, and financial resources along with knowledge and information in an optimal fashion.

Atilim University Electrical & Electronics Engineering Department was founded with the aim of graduating qualified engineers.

Our students are trained as knowledgeable computer engineers, experienced in the field of modern information systems, in the design and application of hardware/software for computer-controlled devices, the application of both computer science, and engineering in the industry.

Energy is central to everything in nature, in society and even in the universe. The engineering of energy systems is a multi-disciplinary approach to the development of energy systems, from the design to the final product. The use of limited energy resources, the requirement for the management of energy efficiency and the increased usage of renewable energy sources (such as solar, biomass, hydraulic, wind and geothermal) means that there is also an increasing demand for well-trained experts in the field of energy systems engineering.

Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) Program addresses leading-edge science and technology both with its wide curriculum and research expertise.

Computer engineering is a field which deals with design, development, and maintenance of software and hardware components of computer systems.

The objective of the Department of Industrial Engineering related to education is to provide IE graduates of the future with the highest skills.

Our mission is to enable our students to gain the necessary knowledge and skills in the scientific and technical areas associated with the practice of Civil Engineering

Mechatronics is the design methodology of systems based on multidisciplinary engineering approaches. Most modern systems such as consumer products, manufacturing machines, or even exotic measurement devices must be designed to comply with several constraints at the same time, including complex behavior, mechanical and electronic precision, low cost, low power consumption, environmental friendliness, networked operation, smart interaction with users and work in uncertain environments.

The Electronics Engineering (EE) program is designed to provide the theoretical fundamentals and comprehensive technological background for leading-edge work in this rapidly developing field. The program offers a balanced set of courses in the areas of electronic devices and circuits, optics, communication systems, networks, information, and signal processing, from which our students are able to select their courses according to their own interests.