Bachelor in Computer Engineering

At Istanbul Technical University, tuition fees are 99,000 TRY per year.

Computer engineering combines elements of computer science and electrical engineering to address the design of computing hardware, software, and integrated systems. Coursework typically includes programming, data structures and algorithms, computer architecture, digital logic design, operating systems, and computer networks, alongside foundational mathematics and physics. Laboratory work exposes students to hardware design, software development, and systems programming, while project-based coursework often addresses embedded systems, software applications, or networked systems. The discipline underlies much of modern technology infrastructure, from consumer devices and embedded systems to large-scale computing and network systems. Graduates work as software engineers, hardware engineers, systems engineers, and network engineers, across technology companies, telecommunications firms, financial institutions, and virtually any industry that depends on computing systems. This program is offered by Istanbul Technical University in İstanbul, Turkey, and is taught in English over a duration of 4 years. Istanbul Technical University's computer engineering program is among Turkey's well-established computing programs, situated within a university with a long engineering tradition and strong technical infrastructure. English-medium instruction prepares graduates for careers in a global technology industry where English serves as the standard language of software development, documentation, and collaboration. The İstanbul location places students within Turkey's largest technology and business hub, home to a dense concentration of software companies, startups, and multinational technology firms. Across the 4-year program, students typically build from foundational programming and mathematics coursework toward specialized study in computer architecture, software systems, and networks, often concluding with a capstone project.