Bachelor in Computer Engineering

Computer engineering combines principles of electrical engineering and computer science to design hardware and software systems, from processors and embedded devices to operating systems and networks. Coursework typically covers programming, digital logic design, computer architecture, data structures and algorithms, operating systems, and computer networks, along with mathematics and physics foundations. Students learn to design circuits and systems, write and analyze software, and understand how hardware and software layers interact within modern computing devices. Laboratory work commonly involves building embedded systems, writing low-level and application software, and testing hardware-software integration. Graduates work as software developers, hardware engineers, systems engineers, and network engineers across technology, telecommunications, and manufacturing industries. This bachelor program is delivered in English over 4 years at Işık University in İstanbul, Turkey. Instruction in English connects students to the international technical documentation and research that dominates the computing field and supports careers in global technology companies. Based in İstanbul, the university sits within a large technology and business hub, giving students exposure to a substantial local tech sector. The four-year curriculum moves from core mathematics, physics, and programming courses through hardware and software specializations, ending in a capstone project.